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Rockets, mines, and a war of nerves: Cambodia tests Thailand’s border defenses

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December 23, 2025
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THAILAND/CAMBODIA: For the folks dwelling alongside the Thai–Cambodian border, Sunday was one other tense day. After two weeks of sporadic preventing, the violence confirmed indicators of easing—however not disappearing. Cambodian forces fired rockets on the Chub Ta Mok border cross in Surin province within the early hours, whereas in Trat province, a Thai marine was severely injured after stepping on a newly planted landmine. The incident reminded everybody simply how harmful the bottom stays.

Rear Adm Surasant Kongsiri, the Thai Ministry of Defence spokesman, stated troops had managed to safe key positions, together with Hill 350 and the historic Ta Kwai temple ruins in Surin. But, he admitted the fiercest preventing was nonetheless concentrated across the Huai Ta Maria space in Si Sa Ket province. “Clashes persist alongside the border, however their depth has decreased considerably,” he informed reporters, a touch of cautious optimism in his voice.

In Sa Kaeo province, the scenario remained precarious. Villages like Ban Nong Chan, Ban Nong Ya Kaew, and Ban Klong Pang had been partially beneath Thai management, sophisticated by flat terrain that left troops uncovered to each shelling and hidden mines. Marines additionally secured the Thma Da On line casino complicated in Trat, as soon as used as a Cambodian ahead base.

Col Richa Suksuwanon, deputy military spokesman, emphasised the fragile nature of the operations. “Lively clashes are going down at Huai Ta Maria as Cambodian makes an attempt proceed. Ban Klong Pang, Ban Nong Ya Kaew and Ban Nong Chan, that are Thai territory, are solely partially managed as a consequence of flat terrain. Troops should advance with warning due to shelling and landmines. Nevertheless, we won’t abandon our efforts in these areas,” he stated.

Using landmines, specifically, has drawn sharp criticism. Rear Adm Korajak Yosthasarn of the Royal Thai Navy condemned Cambodia for planting mines and accused them of placing civilians in danger. “The marine misplaced his proper foot. The navy condemns Cambodia for missing conscience and accountability and for severely violating human rights,” he stated, his phrases underscoring the human price of the battle.

The air struggle has additionally come beneath scrutiny. Cambodian authorities claimed Thai air strikes killed civilians, however the Royal Thai Air Power rejected the allegations. Air power spokesman AM Jackkrit Thammavichai harassed that operations focused navy websites solely, citing a nighttime strike on O’Chik Bridge in Oddar Meanchey province for instance of precision efforts meant to keep away from civilian hurt. “We conduct what we name effects-based operations to decrease the fight functionality of the Cambodian armed forces,” he stated.

For these dwelling close to the border, the day by day sound of artillery, the worry of hidden mines, and the uncertainty of who controls which patch of land have turn into a part of life. At the same time as preventing eases in some areas, rockets and mines function grim reminders that the battle is much from over—and that the human price continues to mount.





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