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🔥 BREAKING: New Investigation Confirms "Thailand Broke International Law" For months, the world treated the border conflict as "mutual blame." Now, a major investigation by The New York Editorial reveals the hard truth: While Cambodia may have lit the match, Thailand burned down the neighborhood. The report, backed by international data, exposes how a border dispute was turned into an illegal war to win an election in Bangkok. Key findings that every Cambodian needs to know: Disproportionate Force: When a landmine injured one soldier, Thailand responded with F-16 fighter jets and airstrikes. The report calls this "wildly disproportionate." Illegal Weapons: The investigation confirms Thailand used cluster munitions—weapons banned by most of the world—which tragically took the life of 10-year-old Sern Sovann in Preah Vihear. Psychological Warfare: The report documents how Thai forces blasted "wailing ghost sounds" and funeral music at 3:00 AM into our villages to terrorize sleeping children. Political Games: The evidence suggests the Thai government used our border and our lives as a campaign strategy to win their election. The Hard Truth: The report is fair—it does not let our side off the hook. It highlights how the scam compounds and political decisions in Phnom Penh created the conditions for this crisis. But the conclusion is clear: Creating a crisis is bad. Waging an illegal war against civilians is worse. 👉 As of today, nearly 98,000 of our people are still displaced. 👉 What are your thoughts? Do you think the international community will finally hold Thailand accountable? Drop a comment below. #Cambodia #ThailandCambodiaBorder #ThaiCambodiaWar #ThaiCambodiaConflict #Khmer

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet told Reuters Thai forces have not withdrawn from Cambodian territory after fighting last year and a US-brokered peace accord reut.rs/4tI0PzA

Reuters Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet told Reuters Thai forces have not withdrawn from Cambodian territory after fighting last year and a US-brokered peace accord.

Cambodia: AOT team activities to inspect the impact of the Thai military attack and barbed wire at the O Smach International Port, Samrong City, Oddar Meanchey Province.

BREAKING: The 18 captured Cambodian soldiers were released this morning, December 31, ending a 155-day detention by the Thai Second Army Region that began on July 29. The move marks a significant step toward de-escalation of the conflict, following the Joint Statement signed by both countries on December 27. The Phnom Penh Post

(Phnom Penh): 18 Cambodian soldiers have not been released by the Thai military after the 72-hour ceasefire agreement expired at 12:00 noon on December 30, 2025. This is a Thai conspiracy, never honest.

Cambodia’s Preah Vihear Temple destroyed by Thai army. #UN #WorldHeritage #Cambodia #Thailand

According to Khmer Times, The government of China has pledged nearly $2.5 million in humanitarian assistance to Cambodia to support more than 600,000 civilians displaced by armed clashes along the border. #ChinaAid #HumanitarianAssistance #CambodiaSupport #DisplacedCivilians #BorderConflict #InternationalAid

Tragic damage at Preah Vihear Temple: Cambodia’s UNESCO World Heritage site hit hard by Thai attacks during 20 days of brutal border clashes.

Cambodia's tragedy due to Thailand's invasion of Cambodian territory.

As the destruction of a Hindu statue hit the headlines, officials and monks alike have condemned indiscriminate attacks by the Thai military, no matter whether Buddhist or Hindu worship sites are struck.

The Lord Vishnu statue in Cambodia was built to show respect and reverence for several religious, cultural, and historical reasons. It is not just a statue for display , but to respect the religious. Thailand destroyed not only Lord Vishnu’s statue, but also Hindu temples of Cambodia. Noted: the statue was built by Cambodia in Cambodia territory over a decade ago. #CambodiaNeedPeace #JusticeForCambodia

Thai troops continue to confiscate the property of Cambodians who were displaced by the war of aggression. #PeaceForCambodia #StopThailandInvasion

The Region and The world must condemn Thailand 1.The war of aggression that Bangkok is waging against Cambodia constitutes an extremely dangerous geopolitical turning point. At the global level, it marks a regression toward an international order predating the Second World War. At the level of Southeast Asia, it represents a return to the era before the creation of ASEAN in 1967: the era of the strong striking the weak, of every state for itself, of the law of force and sheer arbitrariness. 2.This so-called “Thai war of aggression against Cambodia” is part of a brutal strategy in which treaties, agreements, official maps, and international law are thrown into the dustbin of history in order to redraw borders by force. In place of dialogue, violence is imposed: military might, F-16, T-50TH and Gripen fighter jets, bombardments, cluster munitions, toxic fumes, armed drones, tanks, and armored vehicles… 3.This war of aggression could sooner or later drag the whole of Southeast Asia into a spiral of insecurity, instability, and cascading conflicts. It is already beginning to destroy the achievements of several decades of ASEAN’s efforts to build a regional space of cooperation, peace, and shared prosperity. For since 7 December 2025, the very architecture of ASEAN has been cracked: one member state is militarily attacking another member state. 4.Can Thailand’s other neighbors, all of them members of ASEAN, truly feel safe when they see Cambodia attacked simultaneously by land, air, and sea? One need only imagine the impact, within the European Union, of one member state launching an armed invasion against another to grasp the gravity of the situation. It is now incumbent upon regional and global leaders, as well as upon regional and international public opinion, to show courage: the courage to react, the courage to condemn, and the courage to call this war by its true name, a “Thai war of aggression against Cambodia.” ~ Jean-François Tain #CambodiaNeedsPeace #CondemnThailand

All we want is peace! #CambodiaNeedsPeace

A short movie explaining what is going on between Thailand and Cambodia.