Thailand-Cambodia truce holding

Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to halt their deadliest conflict in
more than a decade following five days of clashes between
the Southeast Asian neighbours

Fighting has killed at least 40 people
and displaced over 300,000 in
both countries

1
4
3
2
Ubon
Ratchathani
THAILAND
CAMBODIA
LAOS
ODDAR
MEANCHEY
BURI RAM
SI SA KET
SURIN
UBON
RATCHATHANI
PREAH
VIHEAR
Chong
An Ma
Prasat
Ta Muen
Thom
Temple
Prasat
Ta Kwai
Chong
Chom
Preah
Vihear
Temple
Chong
Bok

Bangkok
Phnom Penh
CAMBODIA
THAILAND
MYAN.
MALAYSIA
LAOS
VIETNAM
CHINA
12 miles
20km

TIMELINE OF TENSIONS

1907: French colony of Cambodia and Kingdom
of Siam (now Thailand) sign treaty delineating
border, but mapÕs vagueness causes ambiguity

2008-11: Fighting breaks out intermittently

2011: Troops clash around Preah Vihear
Temple (1), killing at least 15 people

May 28, 2025: Cambodian soldier killed during
skirmish in Chong Bok (2)

Jul 23: Five Thai soldiers injured in landmine
explosion near Chong An Ma (3)

Jul 24: Fighting erupts near Prasat Ta Muen
Thom Temple (4) and quickly escalates to heavy
fighting in multiple areas along border

Jul 28: Both sides agree to Òimmediate and
unconditional ceasefireÓ following peace talks

Jul 29: Thai and Cambodian military commanders
meet, as shaky truce appears to hold

Sources: Reuters, Bloomberg, BBC, Royal Thai Army
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