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Fighting Enters Second Week on ThailandCambodia Border as Ceasefire Claim Falls Away

Thailand rejects a truce announced by President Trump, signaling no pause to escalating cross‑border attacks.

Overview

  • Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul vowed to keep up military operations until perceived threats end, as Thai forces reported retaliatory strikes.
  • Cambodia said Thai F‑16s dropped seven bombs on Dec. 13, while Thailand accused Cambodia of rocket attacks and disputed landmine use.
  • At least 25 people have been reported killed and roughly 800,000 displaced, according to figures cited by officials and reported by AFP.
  • Cambodia closed all border crossings with Thailand as clashes continued and curfews were imposed in parts of Thailand’s Sa Kaeo and Trat provinces.
  • A Malaysia- and U.S.-backed ceasefire from July, formalized in October, was suspended by Thailand in November over disputed landmine incidents and has not been restored despite renewed mediation.