Overview
- Clashes along the frontier continued with Thai airstrikes reported, and both governments accused each other of hitting civilian areas, claims that remain independently unverified.
- Authorities on both sides say more than 500,000 people have fled, hundreds of schools are closed, and a Thai hospital was evacuated after ordnance landed nearby.
- Cambodia has urged the U.N. Security Council to call for an immediate halt to Thai operations and to send an independent mission, alleging serious violations of humanitarian law.
- President Donald Trump said he plans to speak with both sides on Thursday in a renewed push to halt the fighting after the earlier ceasefire he helped broker collapsed.
- Thailand’s government has publicly rejected outside mediation and ruled out talks for now, while border crossings are closed and governments have issued travel warnings for the conflict zone.