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Border Clashes Continue: Tens of Thousands Flee and Five Dead, Including Cambodian Civilians

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December 8, 2025
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5:15 pm: Prime Minister Hun Manet made his first public remarks for the reason that border flare-up on Monday in a Fb put up, saying the federal government’s quick priorities are “defending the individuals and safeguarding Cambodia’s territorial integrity.”

He referred to as on “all ministries, authorities, armed forces and residents to unite for the nation throughout this tough interval.”

4:55 pm: In a brief video posted on Fb, Senate President Hun Sen accused Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul of “utilizing the lives of troopers and civilians to declare warfare on Cambodia,” and in search of to “acquire votes” from the confrontation.

The longtime Cambodian chief stated that Anutin had as soon as been “a buddy” earlier than he took workplace “We perceive loving one’s nation, however one mustn’t declare warfare on those that don’t retaliate,” he stated.

3:55 pm: Will Parks, UNICEF Cambodia Consultant stated the company is intently monitoring the state of affairs on the border and dealing with authorities to evaluate wants and supply important help to affected households and kids. 

“Kids should be protected always, and their security and well-being should be prioritized,” he stated.

3:50 p.m.: Info Minister Neth Pheaktra stated preliminary studies from Oddar Meanchey and Preah Vihear provinces point out 4 Cambodian civilians have been killed and 9 injured, with tens of hundreds displaced.

3:48 pm: Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim urged Cambodia and Thailand to train most restraint and instantly halt the combating.

3:45 pm: In response to MoEYS, faculties throughout 4 border provinces, together with Oddar Meanchey, Preah Vihear, Banteay Meanchey and Pursat, at the moment are closed. The ministry stated it has affected 3,197 lecturers, 78,585 college students and 377 faculties.

3:40 pm: Meas Sokhom, a resident of Chouk Chey village in Banteay Meanchey province, which Thailand claims as its territory and the place clashes have damaged out, informed CamboJA Information that her household and plenty of others fled their houses amid combating and Thai air strikes. They’re evacuating to a pagoda about 30 km away.

“We’re leaving our hometown for the security camp proper now. We will nonetheless hear explosions and see the smoke. Not one of the villagers are staying, and we’ve not seen our troopers reply till now,” she stated.

3:30 pm: Pol Chham, a journalist from native outlet White Horse Information was injured by Thai mortar fireplace close to Kouk Mon commune in Oddar Meanchey province after contemporary border clashes on Monday, his daughter Sean Ratha informed CamboJA’s Analysis and Advocacy Workforce.

He’s within the emergency room on the provincial well being heart and is in crucial situation.

As of 1:36 p.m, the Thai army continued to launch assaults towards civilians in Prey Chan and Chouk Chey village, O’Bei Choan commune, O’Chrov district, Banteay Meanchey province, the place they used small and huge weapons, based on the Ministry of Nationwide Protection.

Tensions flared once more alongside the Cambodia-Thailand border on Monday after Thailand launched air strikes in disputed areas, accusing Cambodian forces of opening fireplace on its troops and killing not less than one soldier.

Phnom Penh stated Thai forces started the assaults early Monday within the An Ses space of Preah Vihear province, with the Protection Ministry saying Cambodian troops didn’t return fireplace and accusing Thailand of breaching an expanded ceasefire that Bangkok suspended final month.

Hostilities adopted an earlier outbreak of gunfire Sunday night alongside the shared Sisaket-Preah Vihear border. 

The air strikes focused solely army infrastructure, together with “weapon depots, command facilities and logistical routes assessed as direct threats,” the Royal Thai Air Drive stated in a press release.

Cambodia’s Ministry of Nationwide Protection stated Thai forces continued floor assaults and air raids alongside the border as of its 11 a.m. press briefing, including that civilians have been injured and their houses destroyed.

The ministry’s spokesperson Maly Socheata stated Thai forces additionally used tanks within the An Ses space, together with close to Ta Moan Thom and the Preah Vihear temple, flashpoints in a five-day border battle in July, the deadliest outbreak of hostilities since a border spat started earlier this yr, which killed dozens and briefly displaced tons of of hundreds on each side.

Evacuations additionally ramped up on each side of the border Monday. The Thai army stated greater than 385,000 civilians throughout 4 districts are being moved, with over 35,000 already in momentary shelters.

In Cambodia, faculties throughout the border provinces of Preah Vihear, Oddar Meanchey and Banteay Meanchey have been closed.

Official figures on evacuations in Cambodia haven’t but been launched, however residents in Samroang metropolis and close by villages in Oddar Meanchey, in addition to frontier communities in Preah Vihear, have been seen fleeing their houses as soon as extra amid renewed clashes, persevering with a sample of displacement throughout previous flare-ups since a ceasefire brokered by U.S. President Donald Trump and Malaysia as ASEAN chair.

Senate President and longtime Cambodian chief Hun Sen referred to as on all frontline forces to train restraint, writing on Fb that Thai troops fired to impress Cambodia into responding and “destroy the ceasefire.”

Phnom Penh additionally stated the ASEAN Observer Workforce, a gaggle of regional army attaches deployed to Cambodia and Thailand to observe the ceasefire, has been notified of the strikes.

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