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 This agreement was advanced after pressure from Trump, when he warned that business facilities could be withdrawn if the rules were not followed.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.

Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khwaja Asif has recently made a sharp and controversial statement against India’s military and political leaders. Describing India’s recent statements as provocative, he warned that India would be buried in the debris of its aircraft.

Asif said in a post on X (East Twitter) that the recent statements of India’s military and political leaders are unsuccessful attempts to bring back their lost trust. He alleged that the Indian government is increasing tension to divert public attention from domestic dissatisfaction and criticism.

What did Khwaja Asif say citing religion?

Asif, citing religion, said, “Pakistan is a nation built in the name of Allah, our protector is a soldier of Allah. This time, Inshaallah, India will be buried in the rubble of its aircraft. Allahu Akbar.”

This threat of Pakistan has come after Operation Sindoor

This threat of Pakistan has come after Operation Sindoor. On 7 May, India attacked the terror infrastructure in Pakistan in response to the Pahgam terror attack (22 April) and killed more than 100 terrorists. In this operation, India destroyed many Pakistani drones and fighter aircraft. Satellite photographs confirmed the damage to Pakistan’s military airports.

Questions raised on credibility

Top intelligence sources say that the statements that cite Asif’s religion and violence are extremely irresponsible and highlight their fierce ideology. Sources said that India’s credibility is based on activities, not speeches.

Sources also stated that India’s army always takes professional, restrained and accurate action, while Pakistan resorts to publicity and threats to hide internal instability and global separation.

Trying to divert attention from internal crisis

According to intelligence sources, the Pakistan leadership is making such statements trying to divert public attention from its deteriorating economy, internal disturbance and declining credibility. He warned that any excess action of Pakistan will get a tough and proportionate answer.

Indian Army said this

Earlier, Indian Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi warned Pakistan on Friday that New Delhi Operation Sindoor would not show restraint as 1.0. He said that if Pakistan wants it to remain in its geographical location, then the state-proposed terrorism will have to be stopped.

Air Force Chief Air Marshal Amar Preet Singh also said that India killed 12-13 high-tech Pakistani fighter aircraft, such as F-16 and J-17, in Operation Sindoor. He termed Pakistan’s claim of killing India’s aircraft as “entertaining stories” and said that they should be certified.

Air Marshal Singh said that India attacked many Pakistani airfields and military establishments and destroyed at least 5 high-tech fighter aircraft, American F-16 and Chinese J-17, as well as AEW & C (Airborne Early Warning and Control) systems in four-day border struggle.

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The border dispute between Thailand and Cambodia is constantly deepening. Today is the fourth day of the struggle, but the clashes between the armies of the two countries are not taking the name of stopping. Despite the appeals of ceasefire internationally, heavy firing continued in the border area. As soon as dawn, the echo of cannons began to be heard around the border, which created an atmosphere of panic among the common people.

Clash again on the border of both countries

According to the AFP report, a clash started again on the border in the early hours of Sunday (July 27, 2025). The city of Cambodia, which is located about 20 km from the border, also heard the sounds of the blasts. From this, it can be guessed how heavy the armies of the two countries are doing heavily. This incident is happening at a time when diplomatic efforts for the ceasefire between the two countries have intensified. However, it has become clear from Sunday’s shelling that tension on the ground is still intact.

Trump claimed ceasefire

US President Donald Trump on Saturday claimed that the two countries may soon be ceasefire after talks with Thailand and Cambodia leaders, but a few hours after his statement, shelling on the border started again. Trump wrote on his social media platform Truth Social that Thailand’s acting Prime Minister Phummatha Vachayachai and Cambodia Prime Minister Hun Manet will soon meet and take steps towards the ceasefire. However, heavy shelling on the border on Sunday morning has weakened this claim, making it clear that the ground reality still remains very stressful.

What is the dispute between Thailand and Cambodia?

This dispute between Thailand and Cambodia is not new. There is a total of 817 km long border between the two countries, which continues to have a dispute over many parts. Especially the historic Prehir Temple of the 11th century, which UNESCO declared the World Heritage Site in 2008, remains the center of controversy. This temple is located in the hilly area and is also considered strategically important.

In 1962, the International Court of Court (ICJ) considered this temple as part of Cambodia. But Thailand did not accept this decision completely. Since then, this area has been a cause of tension between the two countries, which is still coming up in the form of violence and clashes.

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Differences should not become dispute, competition should not become a struggle
Jaishankar clearly stated in the talks that if the relations between India and China have to be pursued in a ‘positive direction’, then it is necessary that mutual differences do not change in controversy and do not take the form of competition conflict.

Jaishankar’s gesture on business: both countries should avoid restrictions and obstacles
The Foreign Minister spoke of avoiding ‘restrictive business steps’ and ‘obstacles’, which indicates restrictions imposed by China on the export of important minerals. He insisted that removing these barriers is necessary for mutual cooperation.

Positive changes in relations after Kazan meeting: Jaishankar
Jaishankar, while mentioning a meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Kazan, Russia in October 2024, said that after this India-China relations have gradually moved in the right direction. Now it is the responsibility to retain this speed.

The foundation of progress is made by border peace
He said that the progress of the last nine months is the result of our ability to maintain peace on the borders of India and China. He described this strategic belief as an ‘basic foundation’ of the stable relations between the two countries.

Interest and economic support between people
Jaishankar said that it is important for neighboring countries like India-China to make the exchange among the people normal. This will increase mutual beneficial cooperation, but for this, business obstacles will have to be removed.

The role of India-China relations in global stability
Jaishankar also said that stable and creative relations between India and China are beneficial not only for these two countries, but for the whole world. For this, mutual respect, interest and sensitivity should be given priority.

Repeated already created consent: Do not let the differences deteriorate
The Foreign Minister again reminded in the talks that earlier it was agreed that the differences should not be allowed to change in controversy and competition. Based on this principle, both countries can pursue their relations.