Thailand Cambodia Conflict: Cambodia has made serious allegations against Thailand just hours after US President Donald Trump announced the ceasefire. Cambodia says that despite agreeing to a ceasefire, Thailand continued air strikes on its territory. After these allegations, tension seems to be deepening once again in this sensitive border area of ​​South-East Asia.

Cambodia’s Defense Ministry said in a statement released on the social media platform ‘X’ that the Thai army launched new attacks in its area on Saturday. According to the statement, ‘On December 13, 2025, the Thai military, using two F-16 fighter planes, dropped seven bombs on several locations inside Cambodia.’ The ministry also said that despite the ceasefire announcement, the bombings by Thai military aircraft have not stopped.

No response from Thailand

At present, there has been no official response from the Thai authorities on these allegations of Cambodia. However, due to the already ongoing allegations and counter-allegations between the two countries, the situation has become more sensitive.

Trump had announced ceasefire

Cambodia’s latest allegations have come at a time when US President Donald Trump had announced a day earlier that the leaders of Thailand and Cambodia had agreed to stop hostilities and re-implement the ceasefire. This agreement was reached after several days of deadly clashes, which threatened to break the ceasefire already in place.

Donald Trump had told through social media post that he had separate talks with Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet. He also said that Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim played an important role in making this agreement possible.

The first ceasefire took place in July

It is noteworthy that the first ceasefire between the two countries took place in July, which was decided with the mediation of Malaysia. This agreement was advanced after pressure from Trump, when he warned that business facilities could be withdrawn if the rules were not followed. The agreement was formalized in more detail at a regional meeting in Malaysia in October, which Trump also attended.

According to the report of Bloomberg News Agency, Thailand has said that 10 of its soldiers were killed and dozens were injured in the recent violence. At the same time, Cambodia said that 10 civilians including a child have died and at least 60 people have been injured. However, Cambodia has not shared military casualty figures.

The situation in the South-East Asian country Thailand has become very bad due to floods and landslides. The number of people who died due to natural disaster in the country has increased to 145, out of which a total of 110 deaths have been recorded in Songkhla province of Thailand alone. These natural disasters have had a widespread impact on the large population of Thailand. In this, 12.5 lakh houses and more than 36 lakh people have been affected.

In this difficult time, the people of the country are very angry due to the negligence of the government. The disaster of floods and landslides in Thailand has come at a time when the country is already facing difficult problems like economic recession, decline in tourism and tension on the border. In such a situation, people’s anger towards the government is increasing.

PM implements emergency law in Thailand

Admitting shortcomings in Thailand’s flood management, a government spokesperson said, ‘Mistakes have been made and the government cannot deny this. He said that Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul had announced the imposition of emergency in Songkhla province on Tuesday (November 25, 2025). Along with this, he also implemented emergency law to speed up relief and rescue operations. Whereas Thailand’s Disaster Management Minister had to walk out after being surrounded by questions being asked during the press conference.

According to news agency IANS, Thailand’s government spokesperson said that the water level is expected to go below the river banks by Thursday evening. If the water level goes down, it will make rescue operations easier and the government will be able to start a large-scale cleaning campaign.

9 areas of southern Thailand badly affected due to floods

Quoting the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation, news agency IANS said that monsoon floods have badly affected nine provinces in the southern region of Thailand. Due to which 2.20 million people of Thailand have been affected.

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Senior Thai leader Anutiin Charanviirakul has cleared his way to become the 32nd Prime Minister of Thailand by winning elections in Parliament. In the election held on Friday (September 5, 2025) in Thailand’s Parliament, the result has been revealed according to an informal calculation a live broadcast on TV.

According to an associated press report, senior leader of the Bhumijathai Party Anutiin Charanvirakul won more than 247 votes from the 492 active members of Thailand’s House of Representatives, which is the number of majority numbers in the country. However, the last result will be officially declared after the completion of the election.

Anuutin will take over the post to formally appoint a formal appointment from the king of Thailand

Anutiin Charnavirakul and his government are expected to take over as the 32nd Prime Minister of Thailand and take charge as the 32nd Prime Minister of Thailand, a few days after being formally appointed by King Maha Waziralongcorn.

Former Prime Minister Patongtarn Shinavatra dismissed on court order

According to the report, before this election, Thailand’s power was in the hands of former Prime Minister Patongtarn Shinavatra, who was the 31st Prime Minister of the country and who was dismissed from the post after the order of the country’s court last week. Patongtarn was found guilty of violating morality rules in the case of politically a controversial phone call with Senate President Hun Sen of neighboring country Cambodia.

Anutin was working as a minister in Patongtarn’s cabinet

Anutin Charnavirakul was earlier serving as a minister in Patongtarn’s cabinet, but after the leak of phone calls with Cambodia Senate President and public criticism on it, Anutiin resigned from his ministerial post and even separated his party from his coalition government.

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