Fighting in Cambodia and Thailand continues, hours after Trump truce claim

France 24Sunday, December 14, 2025 at 5:31:14 AM
Fighting in Cambodia and Thailand continues, hours after Trump truce claim
  • Fighting between Cambodia and Thailand has escalated, continuing for a second week despite claims of a ceasefire by former US President Donald Trump. The conflict has resulted in at least 25 deaths, including 14 Thai soldiers, one Thai civilian, and 11 Cambodian civilians, highlighting the severity of the situation along the disputed border.
  • The ongoing violence raises concerns about regional stability and the effectiveness of diplomatic interventions, as the claims of a truce by Trump have been denied by Thai officials, indicating a breakdown in communication and trust between the nations.
  • This resurgence of hostilities underscores a long-standing border dispute that has seen cycles of violence and temporary ceasefires, with both nations blaming each other for the escalation. The humanitarian impact is significant, with thousands displaced and casualties mounting, reflecting the broader implications of unresolved territorial conflicts in Southeast Asia.
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