New clashes as Cambodia, Thailand hold first talks to end latest violence
Summary
Thailand and Cambodia have reported new fighting along their shared border during their first talks to address the renewed conflict. The clashes involve artillery and rocket fire, resulting in injuries and damage. The talks aim to resolve a territorial dispute that has led to recent violence.Key Facts
- Thailand and Cambodia are having border clashes involving rockets, artillery, and drones.
- A Thai soldier was injured during fighting in Sisaket province.
- Cambodia reported Thai air attacks in Battambang province, impacting civilians.
- The conflict is about a territorial dispute over their colonial-era border and temple ruins.
- The recent violence has led to more than 40 deaths and displaced about a million people since December 7.
- Both countries are participating in talks under the Cambodia-Thailand General Border Committee to end the fighting.
- The conflict follows the breakdown of a ceasefire arranged by the United States and Malaysia.
- Cambodia accused Thailand of destroying a Hindu statue; videos of the incident have circulated online.
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