Cambodia-Thailand conflict: civilians are suffering

The border conflict between Cambodia and Thailand continues. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

As a result of the conflict, many people are suffering. Soldiers wounded in the fighting are being treated at a hospital in Mongkol Borei city.

Some have lost their arms or legs. Doctors and family members of the victims are calling for peace.

Artillery shells and close-range fighting continue at the border. Thai airstrikes have damaged Cambodia's weak air defenses.

Cambodia responded with rockets, which caused harm to some civilians. So far, Cambodia has not officially announced the number of casualties, while the Thai military has reported that 21 of its soldiers have died.

Due to the conflict, many civilians have been forced to leave their homes. More than 700,000 labor migrants have returned from Thailand, and over 480,000 Cambodians have been evacuated.

Border trade has stopped, negatively impacting the local economy. The Cambodian government is calling for the restoration of peace and the previous ceasefire.

However, the conflict is causing serious damage to the country's political and economic situation. Leaders of both countries need to rebuild trust, but for now, the situation remains complicated.