Summary
Thailand carried out air strikes on a disputed border area with Cambodia as both countries continued ceasefire talks. The conflict has killed at least 41 people and displaced nearly a million since it restarted earlier this month. Both nations blame each other for breaking a previous ceasefire.
Key Facts
- Thailand bombed a disputed border area with Cambodia on Friday.
- The Thai Air Force targeted a Cambodian military position after civilians moved out.
- Cambodia claims the attacks hurt civilians and damaged homes.
- Fighting resumed this month after a brief ceasefire in July.
- Over 41 people have died, and nearly one million are displaced due to the conflict.
- The border clashes have spread across the 500-mile border between the two countries.
- Thai and Cambodian officials are holding talks, with defense ministers joining soon.
- The US and China are helping mediate new ceasefire talks.
