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Fighting between Thailand and Cambodia has spread, involving heavy weapons and mutual accusations of attacks on civilians.

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25 July 2025, 14:24
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Thailand's acting Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai said the clashes have intensified, involving heavy weapons and spreading to 12 locations along the border. Thailand has accused Cambodia of attacks on civilian areas, evacuating localities within missile range, while Cambodia has accused Thailand of using cluster munitions, banned in most countries. Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim offered to facilitate negotiations between the two countries, welcoming the openness shown by both sides.

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Thailanda avertizează: Confruntările armate cu Cambodgia „s-ar putea transforma în război”
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Confruntările armate cu Cambodgia s-ar putea ”transforma în război”, avertizează Thailanda, care evocă 138.000 de deplasaţi. Cel puţin 15 morţi şi 40 de răniţi în Thailanda, un mort şi cinci răniţi în Cambodgia
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Război în toată regula între Thailanda și Cambodgia - Luptele includ acum arme grele și s-au extins în 12 locații de-a lungul frontierei

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