BANGKOK, Thailand – Thailand’s U.S.-supplied F-16 warplanes on Monday bombed Cambodia which responded by firing unguided ground rockets across teh disputed border between the two Buddhist-majority Southeast Asian nations, endangering a peace agreement brokered by U.S. President Trump.

“No more negotiations,” Thailand’s Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said after fighting began at dawn oHours later, around 5 p.m. Bangkok time, Thailand’s army warned the public that Cambodia would attack again soon, during the night.

“Tonight! Cambodian forces are expected to use multiple rocket launchers – BM-21 – to fire into Thai territory with the intention of causing injuries, loss of life, adn damage to property,” Thailand’s Second Army Region said in an online alert.

Thailand Targets alleged Cambodian Rocket Bases

Thailand’s warplanes have been striking alleged Cambodian rocket bases situated along the border, according to Thai Army spokesman Maj. Gen. Winthai Suvaree. The stated aim of these strikes is to dismantle Cambodia’s supporting fire systems, with a focus on destroying as many as possible.

peace Accords Signed to end Thailand-Cambodia Border dispute

Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia – A decades-long border dispute between Thailand and Cambodia has taken a significant step towards resolution with the signing of peace accords on October 26th. The agreement was formalized in Kuala lumpur with the signatures of president trump, Thai Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, Cambodian prime Minister Hun Manet, and Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, the host nation’s leader.

The latest flare-up in tensions occurred this past sunday, with Thailand and Cambodia engaging in a 35-minute exchange of rifle fire along the border near the Preah Vihear Temple. This incident underscores the fragility of the situation and the importance of the newly signed accords.

The details of the peace agreements have not been fully disclosed, but the signing represents a commitment from both nations to de-escalate the conflict and pursue a peaceful resolution to the longstanding territorial disagreements. The involvement of international figures like President Trump signals the global importance of achieving stability in the region.

Border clashes Flare Between Thailand and Cambodia

Recent news photographs depict Thai armored personnel carriers positioned near barbed wire coils along the border in Sakeo province, signaling a resurgence of conflict between Thailand and Cambodia. the renewed fighting threatens to undermine the progress made in stabilizing relations between the two neighboring countries.

Malaysian prime Minister Anwar,who played a key role in brokering the Thailand-Cambodia peace agreement,expressed concern that the clashes risk unraveling the careful work invested in fostering peace. The situation remains tense as both sides assess the implications of the escalating border dispute.

Thailand Reaffirms Commitment to mine Ban Treaty

Thailand continues to uphold the principles of the Ottawa Convention, also known as the Mine Ban Treaty, according to a statement made Saturday by Mr. Sihasak. He emphasized the nation’s dedication to “no new mines, no new victims, and no weakening of the rules that protect civilians and soldiers alike.”

Both Thailand and Phnom Penh have signed the treaty and maintain they destroyed all stockpiled landmines years ago.

Cambodia has repeatedly denied planting fresh landmines.

Thailand Presents Evidence in Border Dispute with Cambodia

To counter claims of Thai incursions, Royal Thai Air Force Spokesman Air Marshal Jackkrit Thammavichai displayed what the military described as “forensic evidence” from its landmine inquiry.

The evidence included allegedly incriminating Cambodian troops’ selfies, army videos, and battlefront chatter recorded on Cambodian smartphones.

Report Details Alleged Landmine Training Video in Cambodia

A report surfaced on June 8th detailing a video allegedly showing a Cambodian “instructor” training a “soldier” in landmine removal techniques. The video,titled “Deployment of Landmine Training Video,” depicts the instructor demonstrating how to remove the safety pin from a landmine. Analysis of the video raises concerns about potential violations of international conventions prohibiting landmine use and training.

The report, compiled by [Name of Reporting Organization/researcher – *replace with actual source*], highlights the dangerous nature of the training depicted. Removing a landmine’s safety pin is a critical step in arming the device, and instruction on this process directly contradicts demining efforts. Cambodia is one of the most heavily landmine-affected countries in the world, with significant ongoing efforts to clear unexploded ordnance.

“The implications of this video are deeply troubling,” stated [Name and Title of Spokesperson – *replace with actual source*]. “If verified, this represents a severe setback for demining operations and puts civilians at increased risk.”

The authenticity of the video is currently under investigation by Cambodian authorities and international organizations,including the International Committee of the Red Cross. Investigators are working to determine the location of the training, the identities of the individuals involved, and the purpose of the alleged instruction.

The United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS) has expressed concern and offered assistance in the investigation. They emphasize the importance of adhering to the Ottawa Treaty, which prohibits the use, stockpiling, production, and transfer of anti-personnel mines.

Further updates will be provided as the investigation progresses. Anyone with information regarding this video is urged to contact [Contact Information for Reporting Authorities – *replace with actual source*].