Border Clashes Between Cambodia and Thailand
Both sides reported movements near Ta Muen Thom Temple, leading to exchanges of fire involving small arms and heavy weapons.
SOUTHEAST ASIA — On July 24, 2025, armed clashes occurred along the border between Cambodia and Thailand in multiple provinces, including Surin, Ubon Ratchathani, Si Sa Ket, and Buriram.
Both sides reported movements near Ta Muen Thom Temple, leading to exchanges of fire involving small arms and heavy weapons. Thai sources indicated artillery and airstrikes in response, with Cambodian military assets destroyed.
Civilian areas were affected, resulting in injuries and one fatality on the Thai side. Both governments accused the other of initiating the hostilities, with prior incidents reported since May 2025.
1 Killed, Several Injured In Brief Exchange Of Gunfire Between Thai, Cambodian Soldiers
SOUTHEAST ASIA — The Cambodia-Thailand dispute, encompassing the Preah Vihear Temple border area and maritime claims in the Gulf of Thailand, has seen renewed tensions with a reported exchange of gunfire near the disputed land border on Wednesday.
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