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News · 8 December 2025

Thousands Evacuate as Thailand-Cambodia Border Clashes Resume with Air Strikes

Thousands Evacuate as Thailand-Cambodia Border Clashes Resume with Air Strikes

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Following renewed fighting that resulted in the deaths of one Thai soldier and at least four Cambodian civilians, Thailand conducted airstrikes against Cambodia on Monday.. Thai military sources report that up to 50,000 people have been evacuated to temporary shelters in Thailand, while a Cambodian spokesperson confirmed tens of thousands of villagers have also been prompted to flee due to the conflict. Renewed violence between Thailand and Cambodia is threatening a peace plan from October, which was witnessed by US President Donald Trump, just two months after it was signed to end deadly clashes in July that displaced about 200,000 people..

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