Sinn Meas

Thailand’s military actions constitute a clear act of armed aggression and a serious violation of the United Nations Charter. The use of force against Cambodia’s sovereignty, coupled with attacks that have affected civilians and civilian infrastructure, is unacceptable under international law and international humanitarian law. No security claim authorizes the bombing of civilian areas or the violation of another state’s territorial integrity. #Thailandcommitcrimesagainsthumnity #Thailandviolatehumanrights

The Thai military has used a wide range of heavy weapons, including fighter jets and cluster munitions, to carry out acts of aggression against the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Cambodia. Over the past eight days of armed aggression, the Thai military has deliberately targeted civilians, including civilian homes, villages, roads and bridges, schools, hospitals, and Buddhist pagoda, temples. These attacks, involving heavy weapons, aerial bombardment, cluster bombs, and toxic smoke, have resulted in the deaths of 11 innocent Cambodian civilians, including one infant, and injuries to 59 others, as of 14 December 2025. As of the evening of 14 December 2025, the number of people displaced by the Thai military’s armed aggression has reached 120,814 families, equivalent to 403,601 individuals, including 208,266 women and 97,209 children. Thailand must bear responsibility for its acts of aggression against Cambodian territory and for deliberately targeting civilians. These actions constitute serious violations of international law and fundamental human rights. #TruthfromCambodia #CambodiaNeedsPeace #JusticeForCambodia #Thailandfirefirst #Thailandlying

#Cambodia urged #Thai military to remove barbed wire and heavy machinery from An Ses area, which lies within Cambodian territory, said Maly Socheata, spokesperson for the National Defense Ministry in the second briefing on August 5, 2025.

On the morning of July 30, 2025, military attachés from 13 countries conducted an inspection of the ceasefire zone in the An Ses area of Preah Vihear province, located within the sovereign territory of the Kingdom of Cambodia. This area is under the full control of Cambodian forces following the official implementation of a ceasefire at midnight on July 28, 2025. While the Cambodian military has strictly complied with the ceasefire, the Thai military has repeatedly violated it—employing deceptive tactics such as pretending to initiate handshakes, only to then apprehend Cambodian troops on the morning of July 29. Again, at 11:00 a.m. on August 4, Thai forces further violated the ceasefire by intruding into Cambodian territory, deploying machinery to clear the area, and surrounding the site—despite firm objections from the Cambodian side. The Cambodian military has exercised the utmost restraint in response to these violations in order to maintain the ceasefire, prevent the outbreak of renewed hostilities, and seek a peaceful resolution. Cambodia continues to appeal for international involvement to help resolve the situation. This video is a presentation by an official of the Ministry of National Defense to the 13 military attachés, serving as witnesses to the Cambodian forces’ control of the area. Why does the Thai military continue to violate Cambodia’s territorial integrity and repeatedly breach the ceasefire?

Cambodia has strongly condemned Thailand for what it describes as a serious violation of the ceasefire agreement, following a cross-border incursion by Thai armed forces into AnSes area in Cambodian territory and under full control of Cambodian Armed Forces after Ceasefire. The video shows that Thai Armed Forces violate Cambodian sovereignty.