Cambodia-Thailand border clashes enter second week
Summary
Renewed border clashes between Cambodia and Thailand have entered a second week, with ongoing fighting displacing around 800,000 people and killing at least 25. Despite claims of a truce backed by US President Donald Trump, both sides continue to trade accusations and the conflict persists.
Key Points
- Renewed border clashes between Cambodia and Thailand have entered a second week with ongoing fighting.
- The conflict has displaced approximately 800,000 people and caused at least 25 deaths, including Thai soldiers and Cambodian civilians.
- US President Donald Trump claimed a truce had been agreed, but both Thailand and Cambodia deny a ceasefire deal has been made.
- Cambodia closed its border crossings with Thailand, leaving migrant workers stranded amid the continuing conflict.
