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Thai and Cambodian Forces Dig In Along Pursat Border, Satellite Data Shows

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January 29, 2026
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Thai and Cambodian forces seem to have dug in alongside a disputed stretch of Thmor Da commune in Pursat province, which Thailand says shouldn’t be but demarcated, carving out a number of kilometers of trenches regardless of a ceasefire reached final month, a CamboJA Information evaluation of satellite tv for pc imagery and border surveys suggests.

Throughout weeks of lethal clashes alongside the neighbors’ roughly 800 km (about 500 miles) shared border late final 12 months that killed practically 100 individuals and displaced nearly 1,000,000 on each side, Thai forces seem to have prolonged about 2 km of trenches towards a former Cambodian navy outpost, pushing roughly 200 meters into Pursat, in line with the evaluation.

Border surveys from each governments, listed on the Humanitarian Knowledge Trade platform hosted by the U.N. Workplace for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), place all positions inside Pursat.

The front-facing cluster, linking to a rutted highway from Thailand’s Trat province, matches the traits of frontline navy trenches and has not expanded since at the least Dec. 28, the day after the ceasefire.

Cambodian forces in the meantime seem to have steadily dug a multi-kilometer community of defensive positions a number of hundred meters from the Thai trenches throughout January, within the weeks after the ceasefire, satellite tv for pc imagery from the Copernicus Programme reveals.

Requested in regards to the suspected trenches and introduced a photograph on Wednesday, Thai Protection Ministry spokesperson Surasant Kongsiri mentioned the world in query has not but been demarcated.

“[…] The motion taken is in strict adherence to paragraph 2 of the Joint Assertion signed on 27 Dec known as Troop Deployment Line,” Kongsiri mentioned, referring to the ceasefire reached final month after a U.S.-brokered truce following clashes in July 2025 collapsed.

He mentioned any future settlement on border demarcation might be mentioned by the nations’ Joint Boundary Fee, whose assembly has been repeatedly postponed by Thailand this month, citing the formation of a brand new cupboard after a common election in February.

Suspected trenches dug by Thai (blue) and Cambodian (purple) forces alongside the Pursat border since at the least Dec. 28, 2025. Borders primarily based on HDX/OCHA surveys. (CamboJA)

Beneath the phrases set by the neighbors’ Basic Border Committee, which established the ceasefire, each side agreed to keep up present troop deployments and chorus from additional motion or patrols towards the opposite facet’s positions.

Cambodia has since accused Thailand of encroaching on villages in Banteay Meanchey province, demolishing properties and civilian infrastructure and stopping 1000’s of villagers from returning.

Kongsiri referred a reporter to a Thai authorities assertion that “categorically denies” seizing Cambodian territory, saying Thai troops stay alongside the “deployment line” to keep up “safety within the space” in keeping with the ceasefire settlement.

Cambodia’s Ministry of Nationwide Protection spokesperson Malay Socheata didn’t instantly reply to a request for remark despatched through Telegram in regards to the obvious growth of trenches in Thmor Da commune, although the message was marked as learn on Wednesday.

Native Thai media on Monday cited a Thai naval supply as saying Cambodian forces had dug trenches close to Thailand’s Trat province however inside Cambodian territory. The outlet additionally quoted Thai authorities as saying Cambodian drones had carried out reconnaissance of Thai positions, prompting Bangkok to lodge a proper protest.

Expansions exhibiting traits of frontline navy positions from Dec. 30, 2025, to Jan. 27, 2026.. (CamboJA)

Theang Leng, district governor of Veal Veang in Thmor Da commune, the place the protection strains are positioned, mentioned he was conscious of Thai trenches within the space and referred questions on Cambodian trench networks to navy authorities. He added that round 94 households from Pursat province stay displaced because of Thai fortifications on the border.

Increasing navy fortifications and reinforcements alongside contested border areas have beforehand been seen by impartial observers as a precursor to tensions, which flared in Might 2025 when a Cambodian soldier was killed and a number of Thai troops have been later wounded by landmines.

Analysts similar to Nathan Ruser, a satellite tv for pc information professional on the Australian Strategic Coverage Institute and a protection analyst at Janes Data Companies, mentioned they noticed further Cambodian fortifications forward of the combating in July 2025.

Each side have traded blame for initiating hostilities earlier than every bout of combating, with Phnom Penh calling Thailand the “aggressor,” a declare Bangkok repeatedly denies.

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