Cambodia Accuses Thailand of Border Violations, Demands Withdrawal
Cambodia has lodged a strong protest against Thailand, accusing its military of occupying Cambodian territory and destroying civilian infrastructure following a recent conflict. France has been drawn into the dispute.
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A joint statement was issued on December 27, 2565, outlining key outcomes including an immediate ceasefire, release of Cambodian soldiers, and return of refugees.
Thai military operations allegedly occurred between December 7-27, 68, occupying areas within undisputed Cambodian territory in four provinces.
Cambodian Minister Pen Bona previously stated that Thai actions violated agreements.
On January 2, 2569, Thai forces reportedly attacked Cambodian soldiers.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet discussed the border dispute with French President Emmanuel Macron during a visit to France from April 6-9, 2569.
Cambodia formally protested Thai actions, accusing them of violating territory across four provinces and demanding a troop withdrawal.
Cambodia reiterated its commitment to resolving the dispute peacefully under international law.