Border Tensions Rise: Thailand and Cambodia in Fierce Conflict

Thailand and Cambodia are engaged in renewed border conflicts following a fragile ceasefire brokered by U.S. President Trump. Accusations fly as Thai forces attempt to expel Cambodian troops from Thai territory. The violence has claimed lives and displaced thousands, raising tensions along the contested border.

In a rapidly escalating dispute, Thailand announced action to remove Cambodian forces from its territory following renewed fighting along the contentious border shared by the two Southeast Asian nations.

The clashes, each side blaming the other, have disrupted a fragile truce brokered by U.S. President Donald Trump in July, that temporarily ended hostilities. Cambodian Defence Ministry confirms civilian casualties, while Thai military reports ongoing confrontations.

Amidst rising tensions, Thailand accuses Cambodia of an aggressive military buildup. Both countries have a historical contention over the border, intertwined with nationalist sentiments and symbolized by ancient temple sites. The conflict has resulted in casualties and evacuation of civilians.

(With inputs from agencies.)