Thailand and Cambodia They agreed yesterday (28.07.2025) on a direct ceasefire from midnight to end border conflicts.
However, Thailand’s armed forces have accused those of Cambodia of breaking the ceasefire agreement And the conflicts continued, although it was typically valid at 00:00 (local time; yesterday Monday at 20:00 Greek time).
“After the ceasefire was declared, incidents were reported in the Fu Macua area, caused by the Cambodian side, leading to an exchange of fire, which continued until the morning,” said Ritsa Soukusuanon, a deputy spokesman for the Thai Army.
In addition, “there were clashes in the Sam Tat area, which continued until 05:30 (local time; 01:30 Greek time),” he added.
It is noted that at least 35 soldiers and civilians have been killed, more than 200 have been injured, while thousands of Thai and Cambodians have been displaced from their areas since the conflict on July 24, with the two countries were accused of who began the conflict between them.
Thailand claimed that the battles began when the Cambodian army sent drones to watch the Thai forces near the border.
Cambodia, for her part, said the Thai soldiers violated a previous agreement by proceeding to a Khmer-Induist temple.
Sources: AFP, RES-EIA