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Cambodia Strongly Protests against Thailand's Continued Border Encroachment
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Behind the Thai containers and barbed wire is the Cambodian village of Chok Chey, a disputed area now blocked by Thai forces, leaving residents unable to access their homes and some reporting warning shots when they tried to approach. Cambodia maintains that borders here are defined by existing treaties and international law, while Thailand does not recognize the area as Cambodian, a dispute that continues to leave civilians caught in the middle and cut off from their village.
Thai military shelling on the outskirts of Poipet town struck roads used by travelers. The roads have now been closed for safety following Thai military shelling on those areas.
On December 26, 2025, from 6:08am to 7:15am, the Thai military deployed F-16 fighter jets to drop as many as 40 bombs, to intensify its bombardment in the area of Chok Chey village and to destroy innocent civilians’ houses and properties as well as public infrastrutures there in the most ruthless and inhumane manner.
The brutal actions above are indiscriminate attacks by the Thai military, a serious violation of international humanitarian law.
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Dear Indian friends:
Please reconsider traveling to Thailand. Hindu heritage on Cambodian land has been destroyed, while Cambodia continues to honor Hinduism through its ancient temples.
Why support a country that disrespects your faith?
Cambodia has condemned the Thai army for demolishing a Hindu Vishnu statue in a disputed border area after more than two weeks of fighting between Cambodia and Thailand.
According to Cambodian officials in Preah Vihear, the statue was built in 2014 and stood several hundred meters inside Cambodian territory in the An Ses area. It was destroyed on December 22 using a backhoe loader. Video of the demolition circulated widely on Thai social media and was independently verified, with no signs of manipulation.
Cambodia says the statue was a religious site worshipped by Buddhist and Hindu followers and has accused Thai forces of damaging multiple cultural sites along the border during the clashes. Thailand has not commented on the incident and continues to say its operations only target military objectives.
By that logic, this Hindu statue was definitely a military target.