Summary
On Monday, fresh violence erupted between Thailand and Cambodia at their border, leading to the evacuation of thousands of residents. The clashes resulted in at least five deaths and disrupted the area, affecting local schools and communities. Both countries blame each other for starting the conflict, which has been ongoing since a ceasefire agreement in July.
Key Facts
- Thousands of people evacuated the Thai-Cambodia border due to new clashes.
- At least five people died in the recent violence and about a dozen were wounded.
- Thailand and Cambodia have exchanged accusations over who started the clashes.
- Both countries agreed to a ceasefire in July, but tensions have continued to escalate since then.
- The recent violence led to the closure of nearly 650 schools in Thailand for safety.
- Previous ceasefires were brokered by international leaders, including U.S. President Donald Trump.
- The century-old border dispute reignited with significant military actions from both sides.
- Videos show chaotic scenes as parents in Cambodia rush to bring their children home from school.
