Pakistan’s Army Chief Asim Munir may have sold China’s JF-17 Thunder fighter jet to Libya, but the reality is that Chinese weapons are continuously being exposed. After Operation Sindoor, the latest case is of Thailand-Cambodia war, where the Chinese rocket system exploded during firing and eight Cambodian soldiers lost their lives. Cambodia’s army was using this Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) against Thailand.

The video of Thailand-Cambodia war is viral on social media. In this, Cambodian soldiers can be seen firing a multiple launch rocket system. About half a dozen Cambodian soldiers are also seen standing behind the rocket system. A soldier can also be seen making a video of the firing on his mobile. MLRS fires six rockets one after the other, but after that suddenly the rocket system explodes and catches fire.

China had made PHL-81 by copying it from Russia.

The Cambodian army uses PHL-81 type rocket systems manufactured in China. This is a version (copy) of the ‘BM021 Grad’ multiple launch rocket system of Russia (Soviet Union) in the 80s. The special thing is that the Indian Army also operates these Grad MLRS, which can fire 40 rockets in 20-22 seconds.

ANOTHER FAILURE OF CHINESE TECHNOLOGY

Chinese MLRS explodes during firing in the Cambodia–Thailand war

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When the war started, Cambodia had threatened to use these rocket systems against Thailand, but the explosion of the MLRS during firing has once again raised questions on Chinese weapons and military systems.

Asim Munir lied to Libya

Recently, Pakistan has signed a JF-17 fighter jet deal with North African country Libya. JF-17 fighter jet is manufactured in China and Pakistan. Pakistani Chief of Defense Forces (CDF) Asim Munir has sold JF-17 to Libya saying that this Chinese fighter plane had shot down fighter jets like Rafale and Sukhoi of India during Operation Vermillion. Whereas the reality is that till date Pakistan has not presented any evidence of shooting down Indian fighter planes. Pakistan has not released even a single picture or video of the wreckage of these fighter jets.

Chinese HQ-9 defense system could not even detect BrahMos

During Operation Sindoor, the Chinese air defense systems HQ-9 and LY-80 used by Pakistan were not even aware of India’s air-strike and BrahMos missile attack. Chinese military systems, let alone countering Indian missiles, were even able to detect them properly.

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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 long-running border dispute between Thailand and Cambodia has once again turned violent. According to CNN report, on Monday (8 December 2025) morning, Thailand carried out an airstrike on a casino building in Cambodia with an F-16 fighter jet. The Thai Army alleges that this casino had now become a secret base for Cambodian soldiers. Heavy weapons, drones and ammunition were being stored here. Cambodia had started provocative movements in the border areas.

Amidst the ongoing tension between Thailand and Cambodia, US President Donald Trump said, “I ended 8 wars in 10 months, including Israel, Iran, Egypt-Ethiopia, Armenia-Azerbaijan, Kosovo-Serbia, Pakistan and India. They were fighting. I am sad to say this. Once again the war has started again between Cambodia and Thailand. Tomorrow I have to make a phone call. We are going to stop the war between powerful countries, Thailand and Cambodia.

Thai Army claims the casino had become a military base

Thai military officials have alleged that this casino located near the border was now being used as a secret military center. According to Thailand, a stockpile of heavy weapons was being collected in the casino complex. Drones and ammunition were stored. Cambodian soldiers were carrying out suspicious activities in the border area. Citing these reasons, Thailand called it a security-based action.

5 people died in firing

The firing from both sides of the border worsened the situation. So far, 4 Cambodian civilians have died, 1 Thai soldier has lost his life and many people are said to be injured. In May 2025 also, there was a conflict between the two armies for 5 days, in which more than 30 people died.

The peace agreement signed two months ago also faltered

In October 2025, in the presence of US President Donald Trump, both the countries had agreed to a ceasefire agreement. This peaceful period could not last long and within two months the situation again became explosive.

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The struggle on the border between Thailand and Cambodia is continuously increasing. A statement has been issued by India regarding this. Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal said on Saturday (July 26, 2025) that we are keeping a close watch on the border situation between Cambodia and Thailand.

Randhir Jaiswal posted on the social media platform X and said that India has close and friendly relations with both countries. We hope that both sides will take steps to end enmity and prevent stress.

Helpline number released for people trapped in Cambodia-Thailand

He said that Indian citizens present in this region can contact our embassy located in both countries for any assistance. Indian Embassy Helpline in Bangkok, Thailand +66 61 881 9218 (also for WhatsApp calls) and Nom Penh, Indian Embassy Helpline +855 92 881 676 (also for WhatsApp calls) have been issued in Cambodia.

Earlier, the Embassy of India in Cambodia advised Indian citizens to avoid traveling to border areas. Also, in any emergency, the embassy has been asked to contact.

Indians advise to avoid traveling to border areas

The Indian Embassy said on the social media platform X, “Keeping in mind the clashes on the Thailand-Kambodia border, Indian citizens are advised to avoid traveling to the border areas. In any emergency, call the Indian Embassy number +85592881676 in Nom Penh in any emergency or email at Cons.phnompenh@mea.Gov.in”.

At the same time, a spokesman for the Ministry of Defense of Cambodia said on Saturday that at least 13 people have died and 71 others have been injured in the border struggle so far. According to Thai media, these clashes started on Saturday for the third consecutive day when Cambodian soldiers opened fire on Thai soldiers.

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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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Tension and military clashes about the Preh Vihar temple between Thailand and Cambodia are in the headlines. This temple is situated on the top of a 525 meter high rock in the Dangrek hills on the border of both countries and both countries call it their own. But the question is, who is its real owner? Let’s know

History of Preh Vihar Temple

Talking about the Priya Vihier Temple, this temple was built by King Suryavarman I of Khmer Empire in the 11th century. It is dedicated to Lord Shiva and Shivling is still present in it. The Khmer Empire at that time spread to Cambodia and parts of Thailand, due to which both countries claim this temple. The temple is situated on the peak of the Dongrek hill on the border of Thailand and Cambodia, with 800 stairs and five beautiful gopuram (entrance). It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Reason for dispute

The temple is on the border of Surin and Sisakhet province of Thailand and Preh Vihar province of Cambodia. In 1907, France (who ruled Cambodia at that time) formed a map, showing the temple part of Cambodia. Thailand denied this map wrong and said that the temple is in their area.

Who is the owner of the temple?

The dispute continued even after Cambodia’s independence in 1953. In 1962, the International Court of Court (ICJ) ruled that Preh Vihar Temple is in the area of Cambodia. The court said that on the basis of the 1907 map, the temple falls in the area of Cambodia, and Thailand will have to remove its army. Although the temple was given to Cambodia, the two countries claim 4.6 square kilometers around it. The ownership of this land is not clear yet, due to which stress remains.

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The border dispute between Thailand and Cambodia has once again become violent. Heavy firing has been going on between the forces of the two countries for two days, in which more than 19 people have died and hundreds have been injured. Meanwhile, Cambodia has demanded a ‘immediate and unconditional ceasefire’ at the United Nations, while Thailand has also indicated the talks.

In view of the ongoing border clashes between Thailand and Cambodia, the Government of India has issued advisory for its citizens. The Indian Embassy in Cambodia’s capital has appealed to Indian citizens to avoid traveling to border areas in view of the current situation. The advisory issued by the embassy on Friday (July 25, 2025) states that all Indian citizens who are in Cambodia or surrounding areas should avoid going to the border with Thailand. The situation there is continuously deteriorating and security risk has increased.

If any Indian citizen needs help in an emergency, then they can contact the Indian Embassy, FNOM Penh to the following means. Phone: +855 92881676, Email: Cons.phnompenh@mea.gov.in

What has happened so far? Know 10 big things

1. Appeal to Cambodia to United Nations

Cambodia’s Ambassador to the United Nations, Chia KO, said that his country does not want war. He said, “We are a small country, we do not have Air Force, we cannot attack Thailand with large army. We just want peace.”

2. Thailand signs of conversation

A spokesman for the Thai Foreign Ministry said that his country is also ready for peace talks with the help of Malaysia, but so far he has not received any formal proposal.

3. Malaysia took this initiative

Malaysia, who is the president of ASEAN (South-East Asian countries), has offered mediation. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said that both countries have agreed on the ceasefire, but it will take some time to implement it.

4. Heavy firing on the border

On Friday (July 25, 2025), the fight started at three places again at 4 am. The Cambodian army attacked with heavy cannon, field artillery and Russian BM-21 rocket system. In response, the Thai army also took appropriate retaliation.

5. What was the reason for the clash?

On Wednesday (July 23, 2025), 5 Thai soldiers were injured in a landmine blast near the border. After this, a fight started at six places from Thursday, including two areas of ancient temples.

6. How many people have been killed so far?

According to the Thai Health Ministry, 19 people have died so far, in which 14 common citizens, one soldier and others are injured. About 1.38 lakh people have been evacuated to safe places from border areas.

7. Both countries made these allegations against each other

Thailand has accused Cambodia of targeting the structure of common citizens such as hospitals and petrol pumps. The two countries have accused each other of shooting first.

8. What is the dispute about the old temple?

The root of the quarrel on the border is a 7th -century Hindu temple, on which both countries assert their authority. The international court gave the verdict in favor of Cambodia in 2013, but the Thai army is still active in that area.

9. What did the United Nations Security Council say?

The United Nations Security Council has appealed to both sides to exercise restraint and find a solution through negotiations.

10. Will the situation change in war?

The caretaker Prime Minister of Thailand said that if the situation does not recover, it can turn into war. At present, this clash is only up to limited areas.

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Thailand-Cambodia Tension: A clash occurred on the border of Thailand and Cambodia on 28 May 2025, killing a Cambodian soldier. This incident took place in the disputed area where no clear boundary line has been determined till date. Since then, the armies of the two countries have increased deployment on the border.

Thailand’s Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Fumhamtham Vachayachai alleged that Cambodia dismissed peace proposals in bilateral talks and deliberately increased tension. After the recent tension of India-Pakistan, now there is a possibility of war between these two countries of Asia.

The Thai Army said in clear terms that Cambodian soldiers and citizens are repeatedly infiltrating the Thai region. Thailand announced that he would have full control over all border posts and is ready for “high-level military campaign”. This statement by the Thai government reflects his commitment to protect his sovereignty, but it also indicates that military action on the border may intensify at any time.

Answer from Cambodia

Cambodia Prime Minister Hun Manet reiterated in a speech that his country does not believe in starting a struggle, but if the attack took place, is fully prepared to rescue. He described the protection of international law and the sovereignty of Cambodia as paramount. He also announced that Cambodia would now take the disputed border areas to the International Court of International Court. This decision was taken when bilateral talks failed.

Controversy has been going on for 100 years

There is an 817 km long border between Thailand and Cambodia, with sovereignty controversy in many places. The limit was determined by France in 1907 when Cambodia was a French colony. In 2008, the controversy took a violent form about the 11th -century Prea Vihair temple, in which dozens of people died and in 2011, artillery shells for a week.

Asean and international community role
Malaysia’s Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, who is currently the ASEAN president, has tried to mediate between the two countries, but failed. This is a serious threat to peace and stability of the entire Asean region.