Thai Special Forces Destroy Cambodian Steps with Explosives

Footage shows the initial moments of an explosion, with fire visible.

Special forces are seen planting explosives on a wooden staircase built by Cambodia near Prasat Krab.

Thai special forces divided into two teams, one for defense and the other to deploy explosives on the stairs.

Soldiers confirm the successful destruction of the stairs, ensuring Cambodian forces cannot use them.

With only remnants of the stairs left, Thai soldiers have built strong bunkers to secure the hilltop.

Additional images show the extent of the damage to the 1,181 steps.

Online reactions to the video, with comments praising the military action and discussing the origin of the wood.

Since the second engagement, Cambodia has been unable to retake the Prasat Krab.

A ceremony was held on June 20th to consecrate the ancient site of Prasat Krab, boosting soldier morale.

The creation of commemorative amulets, 'Yutthabadin Yutthakarn Satasatta', blessed by revered monks, is announced.

A report from the Second Army Area Operations Center regarding the creation of sacred objects.

The objective of creating sacred objects is to raise funds for the 'Yutthabadin Yutthakarn Satasatta' fund, supporting border operations.

Over 108 revered monks participated in blessing the amulets, which feature protective Buddhist symbols.

A major consecration ceremony is scheduled for the one-year anniversary of the conflict.

The Second Army Area is distributing these sacred objects to personnel serving on the border.

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