A fierce resurgence of conflict between Thailand and Cambodia has ignited along their contested border, leading to catastrophic humanitarian consequences with over half a million civilians uprooted from their homes.
Heavy artillery exchanges and aerial bombardments have marked the renewed hostilities, signaling a dramatic breakdown of a previously brokered peace deal by former U.S. President Donald Trump.
Each nation accuses the other of violating the ceasefire, fueling a cycle of blame and retaliatory strikes that have resulted in numerous casualties on both sides.
Amid rising domestic pressures, Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul's hardened stance adds urgency to the conflict, further complicating peace efforts.
The roots of the violence lie in deep-seated territorial disputes, tracing back to colonial-era maps, showcasing the complexity behind the ongoing tensions.
As the situation escalates, regional stability hangs in the balance, with calls for restraint and diplomatic resolutions growing louder amidst the chaos.
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