Archive · 31 Jul 2025
Thailand, Cambodia: Ceasefire Holds, But Violations Alleged
Thailand and Cambodia agreed to stop fighting, but both sides accuse each other of breaking the rules.
Thailand says Cambodian forces are still attacking and sending in more troops.
Cambodia says these claims are not true.
The Thai army reported drone activity, attacks with small weapons, and mortar fire.
Foreign military officials have visited the border area.
Meetings between the armies are scheduled.
The agreement was meant to stop the fighting after weeks of fighting and disputes over a temple.
Ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia, brokered on July 28, faces accusations of violations.
Thai Army reported Cambodian forces violating the ceasefire in Si Sa Ket and Surin provinces.
Cambodia denies the allegations, labeling them as 'fabricated'.
Thai military detected drone reconnaissance, troop movements, and mortar attacks.
Foreign defense attachés visit to Chong Ahn Ma Check Point was criticized by the Thai Army.
- Who
- Thailand and Cambodia, with involvement of foreign military attachés and media.
- What
- Accusations of ceasefire violations between Thailand and Cambodia amid ongoing border tensions.
- When
- Ceasefire agreed on July 28; violations reported on and after July 29.
- Where
- Cambodia-Thailand border, specifically Si Sa Ket and Surin provinces.
- Why
- To end fighting and address border disputes, though ceasefire is fragile.
Thailand
Cambodia
Ceasefire Violations
Thailand
Accuses Cambodia of violating the ceasefire, including troop reinforcements, mortar attacks, and drone reconnaissance.
Cambodia
Cambodia denies the accusations, calling them fabricated.
- Ceasefire Date
- July 28
- Accusations
- Mutual accusations of ceasefire violations
- Areas of Conflict
- Si Sa Ket, Surin provinces
- Temple
- Preah Vihear
- Meeting
- Military commanders' meeting scheduled
