Overview
- Thailand’s army reported detecting more than 250 unmanned aircraft crossing from Cambodian territory overnight, calling the flights a violation of the truce.
- Cambodian foreign minister Prak Sokhonn acknowledged drone sightings on both sides and said the issue would be examined and resolved immediately.
- The neighbors announced an immediate ceasefire on Saturday after roughly three weeks of border fighting along their disputed 800‑kilometre frontier.
- The truce includes frozen military positions and joint demining commitments, with initial calm reported and some displaced residents cautiously starting to return.
- At least 47 people were killed and nearly one million displaced in the recent clashes, as China hosts talks with both foreign ministers to shore up the fragile pause in hostilities.