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Thailand Cambodia War News, Thailand-Cambodia Conflict Live Updates: Thailand Launches Airstrikes On Cambodia

insidetrack IndiaDecember 8, 2025

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Thailand-Cambodia Conflict Live Updates: Thai soldiers inspect a border area in Ubon Ratchathani†province where the Royal Thai Army said two anti-personnel landmines were found. (Representational photo/ AP)Thailand-Cambodia Conflict Today News Live Updates: Thailand on Monday said that it launched airstrikes into Cambodia as fighting broke out between the two countries along the disputed border as both sides accused each other of breaking a ceasefire signed in October, brokered US President Donald Trump and Malaysian Prime Miner Anwar Ibrahim which halted the conflict. At least one Thai soldier has died and three Cambodian civilians have been injured in the recent strikes, Reuters reported. The longstanding border dispute erupted into a five days of war in July that killed 48 people and over 300,000 were temporarily displaced.
Fighting follows exchange of fire: The ceasefire was threatened in November when Thai army personnel were injured landmines and the Thailand adminration announced it was “indefinitely suspending” the implementation of the peace agreement signed with Cambodia in Kuala Lumpur in October. Both sides have been accusing each other of breaking the ceasefire. Trump has said last month that he intervened to preserve the ceasefire as tensions simmered between Thailand and Cambodia.Story continues below this ad
Centuries of rivalry behind territorial dispute: Beneath the territorial dispute between Thailand and Cambodia lies a century of rivalry when both the countries were warring empires, AP reported. The current territorial claims both the nations are based largely on a map drawn in 1907 when Cambodia was under the French colonial rule, which Thailand has argued to be inaccurate. In 1962, the International Court of Justice awarded sovereignty to Cambodia over an area which included 1,000-year-old Preah Vihear temple.
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