Thailand and Cambodia trade fresh attacks and accusations amid calls for a ceasefire
Summary
Border fighting between Thailand and Cambodia has continued for three days, causing deaths and forcing many to leave their homes. Both countries are blaming each other for starting the conflict, which began with a land mine explosion. International groups, including the U.N. and ASEAN, are urging both sides to stop fighting and find a peaceful solution.Key Facts
- The fighting has killed at least 33 people and forced more than 168,000 people to leave their homes.
- Both Thailand and Cambodia have accused each other of starting the clashes.
- The conflict began after a land mine exploded and injured five Thai soldiers.
- Thailand and Cambodia have recalled their ambassadors and closed border crossings.
- Cambodian authorities reported 13 deaths, while Thai reports mention 20 deaths.
- Over 10,865 Cambodian families and more than 131,000 Thai residents have evacuated border areas.
- The U.N. Security Council and ASEAN are pressing for a peaceful resolution.
- U.S. President Trump has contacted leaders of Thailand and Cambodia to encourage a ceasefire.
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