Thailand-Cambodia Standoff

Bangkok vows self-defense if Cambodia violates ceasefire

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Thailand-Cambodia Standoff

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Thailand-Cambodia Standoff

Hun Manet calls for probe into “use of violence” by Thai forces

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Hun Manet calls for probe into “use of violence” by Thai forces

11 Sept 01:28Key points summarised by AI

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet condemned Thai forces for an incident on November 12, 2025, which resulted in one Cambodian civilian death and three injuries.
Manet called for an independent investigation into the incident, describing it as an "unprovoked use of violence" in Prey Chan village.
Thai army spokesman, Maj Gen Winthai Suvaree, stated their forces returned fire in accordance with rules of engagement after Cambodian forces allegedly initiated gunfire into Thai territory.
Hun Manet reaffirmed Cambodia's commitment to peaceful resolution, referencing a recent peace accord signed between Thailand and Cambodia.

Today 11:05Key points summarised by AI

Thai Army Chief Gen Pana Klaewplodthuk ordered troops at strategic border locations (Mounts 225, 350, Ta Kwai temple ruins) to maintain combat readiness.
The directive ensures a swift response to any potential breach of Thai territorial sovereignty by Cambodian forces, following previous fierce fighting in these areas.

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