Thailand says Cambodia broke ceasefire with drone flights

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Thailand detected over 250 drones from Cambodia after their ceasefire started, risking renewed conflict.
Thailand says Cambodia broke ceasefire with drone flights
A What happened
Thailand's army accused Cambodia of breaking a new ceasefire by sending more than 250 drones from their side. The ceasefire was meant to freeze front lines and help displaced civilians return home after weeks of deadly border clashes. This violation threatens the fragile peace and could lead Thailand to reconsider releasing Cambodian prisoners. It signals rising tensions between the two countries despite recent diplomatic efforts.
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Key insights

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    Drone Violation: More than 250 UAVs flew from Cambodia into Thailand after the ceasefire took effect.

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    Ceasefire Terms: The deal froze front lines, banned reinforcements, and aimed to allow civilians to return home.

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    Potential Retaliation: Thailand may reconsider releasing 18 Cambodian soldiers held since July.

Takeaways

The drone breach risks reigniting border conflict between Thailand and Cambodia despite ceasefire agreements backed by China and the US.

Topics

World & Politics International Affairs Diplomacy Conflicts Security & Defense

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