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In the early morning of 22 December 2025, In Battambang Province, the Thai military continued to fire small and large artillery shells into civilian areas where residents permanently reside in Phnum Proek Commune, with eight rounds fired, and Barang Thleak Commune, with five rounds fired. This incident resulted in one civilian house being completely destroyed and one Chinese national being injured. In Poipet Municipality, Banteay Meanchey Province, the Thai military fired various types of small arms into civilian areas inhabited by both Cambodian nationals and foreign residents on the Cambodian side of the border, resulting in property damage and instilling fear among civilians in the area.
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Between 6:00 PM on 22 December and 6:00 AM on 23 December 2025, the Thai military used heavy artillery and fighter jets to conduct attacks in Preah Vihear Province, causing damage to seven civilian houses, including:
1. Three houses in Sraβem Khang Cheung Village
2. Three houses in Chambak Sen Chey Village
3. One house in Sen Chey Village.
The brutal actions above are indiscriminate attack by the Thai military, a serious violation of international humanitarian law.
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The brutal actions above are indiscriminate attack by the Thai military, a serious violation of international humanitarian law.
#CambodianVoiceMatters#JusticeForCambodia
Thai forces have reportedly entered Thmor Da in Pursat Province. Residents and CCTV footage show Thai soldiers entering civilian homes in an area not recognized as disputed, raising concerns of an incursion into Cambodian territory. #justiceforcambodia
Many homes of Cambodian civilians in Konkriel Sangkat, Samraong City, Oddar Meanchey Province, have been almost completely destroyed due to shelling and bombing carried out by invading Thai troops. As of December 20, 2025, it has been 14 days since the Thai armed forces launched their aggression against the territorial integrity and sovereignty of the Kingdom of Cambodia. The Thai military has taken civilians and civilian infrastructure as direct targets of attack. Civilian homes, schools, roads, and many other civilian facilities have been destroyed by the Thai military. These actions constitute serious violations of international law, international humanitarian law, human rights, and other relevant international legal frameworks. Civilian homes, schools, hospitals, civilian structures, and private property are not lawful targets of attack in warfare. The Thai military has violated these principles and international laws.
Photo: Hong Menglong
Thai Military Attacks Damage Homes in Samraong City as War Enters 14th Day
(Oddar Meanchey): As of Saturday (Dec. 20), it has been 14 days since Thai military forces launched an armed aggression against the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Kingdom of Cambodia, resulting in widespread destruction and humanitarian suffering.
The continued attacks have forced nearly half a million civilians to flee their homes to escape sustained artillery shelling. Civilian infrastructure has suffered extensive damage, including homes, pagodas, schools, administrative buildings, commercial facilities, roads, and bridges serving public needs.
On Saturday, Fresh News journalists reporting on the ground documented extensive damage to civilian homes caused by Thai artillery shelling in Konkriel Commune, Samraong City.
At the time of reporting, the sound of heavy artillery fired by Thai troops into Cambodian territory could still be heard. In Konkriel Commune, particularly around the Phoung Circle area, numerous houses were damaged, with some structures severely hit and others partially destroyed.
Fresh News journalists also observed multiple large and deep shell craters along roads and within residential areas.
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Thai forces have reportedly entered Thmor Da, Pursat Province.
According to residents and CCTV footage, Thai army units moved into Cambodian civilian homes. Thmor Da is not a recognized disputed border area between Cambodia and Thailand. If confirmed, this constitutes an incursion into Cambodian-administered territory.
Thai F-16 fighter jet bombed the O Chik Bridge, located about 70 kilometers from the OβSmach border in Oddar Meanchey Province. The strike on Dec. 19, destroying the bridge between Chongkal District in Oddar Meanchey Province and the Srei Snam area of Siem Reap Province.
(Video): At 10:58 p.m. December 19, 2025, the Thai military deployed F-16 fighter jet to bombard and destroy O' Jik Bridge area at the border area between Chong Kal district Oddar Meanchey Province and Srei Snam District, Siem Reap province. #thaiopenedfirefirst
Thai F-16 fighter jet bombed the O Chik Bridge, located about 70 kilometers from the OβSmach border in Oddar Meanchey Province. The strike occurred at 10:58 p.m. on Dec. 19, destroying the bridge between Chongkal District in Oddar Meanchey Province and the Srei Snam area of Siem Reap Province.
Despite ongoing mediation efforts by the United States and China to end the armed conflict between Cambodia and Thailand, the Thai military has continued its attacks, openly disregarding international calls for restraint.
At around 11:00 p.m. on December 19, 2025, two Thai Air Force F-16 fighter jets dropped three bombs on O Chik Bridge, completely destroying the structure and rendering it impassable.
The O Chik Bridge, located on National Road 68, connects Siem Reap and Oddar Meanchey provinces. For more than a decade, it had served as a critical civilian lifeline, supporting daily transportation, local commerce, agricultural logistics, and access to schools for students in surrounding communities.
The destruction of the bridge has severely disrupted livelihoods and mobility for residents in both provinces, compounding the humanitarian impact of the conflict.
The Thai military continues to destroy civil infrastructure more than 70km deep inside Cambodia. Their F-16 fighter jets dropped three bombs to destroy the O'Chik Bridge, bordering Siem Reap and Oddar Meanchey province, on the night of December 19.
#JusticeForCambodia
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The Thai armed aggression has caused serious damage. As of December 16, 2025, the toll includes 17 civilian fatalities (including one infant) and 77 civilian injuries.
In this sense, Cambodia calls on the international community to strongly condemn Thailand's violations of the Joint Declaration and its repeated war crime and unlawful activities, as well as demands that Thailand take full responsibility for such brazen violations.
Cambodia urges that Thailand immediately stop all hostile activities and withdraw its forces from Cambodia's territorial integrity, and avoid acts of aggression that threaten peace and stability in the region. At the same time, we call on the Thai side to firmly honour the Ceasefire Agreement, the Joint Declaration, as well as the obligations under international law with sincerity, in good faith and goodwill.
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Thailand just bombed five minutes from where 1 am.
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More than 40,000 civilians are in this area.
Over 10,000 people have already been displaced, fleeing their homes-only to discover that even safe places are no longer safe.
What happens when safety disappears?
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A Thai social media influencer reviewed and promoted bombs made in Thailand for sale. They are promoting war not peace.
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Cambodians in Canada Call for Thailand to Stop Attacking Cambodia
SIEM REAP - Despite the heavy snow, around 150 Cambodian people living in Canada gather and urges Thailand to cease military action on Cambodia's sovereignty.
Organized at the Parliament Hill of Ottawa capital city on December 13, they also call on the international communities to intervene as local Cambodian people continue suffering along the border with Thailand.
A renewed ceasefire was expected to take effect from December 13 at 10 pm local time. However, the Thai military has continued to carry out aggression after the set time. The new round of the border conflict between Cambodia and Thailand has escalated since December 7.