- Thailand launched airstrikes along its disputed border with Cambodia on Monday following a series of clashes over the weekend.
- Thailand says Cambodian troops fired first into Thai territory and justified airstrikes to suppress the attack. At least one Thai soldier was killed, and eight other soldiers were wounded.
- Cambodia claims Thai forces attacked first and urges Thailand to cease hostile actions. Cambodia reported four civilians were killed, with around 10 others injured.
- Both countries blame each other for breaking a ceasefire brokered in October by U.S. President Donald Trump and Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, following a five-day conflict in July.
Thailand Launches Airstrikes at Cambodia as Border Conflict Reignites




