Thailand has violated the ceasefire agreement by arresting 20 Cambodian soldiers (and shooting two others whose conditions remain unknown—whether dead or alive) under the pretense of inviting them to shake hands and take group photos. Thailand’s actions constitute a breach of the

The truth from Thailand! Thailand military bombed Cambodia Preah Vihear temple which is a UNESCO heritage site. #ExposeThailandLies #FreeOurSoldiers

Look what weapons they used on our country. The real victims are us, not them. FACT ABOUT CAMBODIA #ExposeThailandLies

Thailand attacks Cambodian civilians - then tells the world it's "self-defense." Bombing the innocent is not defense. It's time for truth. #ExposeThailandLies

Justice for Cambodia Thailand abducts 20 Cambodian soldiers after ceasefire Release Cambodia Soldier #ExposeThailandLies

Look how Thai soldiers did after ceasefire. International Justice For Khmer #ExposeThailandLies

JUSTICE for Cambodia FACT ABOUT CAMBODIA #ExposeThailandLies

This is beyond inhuman. Cambodia honors peace, Thailand answers with lies. FACT ABOUT CAMBODIA #ExposeThailandLies

FREE OUR HEROES Thai Soldiers came with smiles, hands outstretched, pretending to be friends. But behind those hands were the hearts of Siamese thieves - wild, cruel, and merciless. They deceived our soldiers with tricks, then turned their blades against us. #ExposeThailandLies

Homes and School Near Prasat Ta Moan Damaged by Thailand F-16 Airstrikes attack. FACT ABOUT CAMBODIA #ExposeThailandLies

Oddar Meanchey—Tamoan Senchey Primary School in the Kok Moan commune of Banteay Ampil District was heavily destroyed by bombardments from the Thai military, which involved heavy weaponry, including F-16 fighter jets and artillery. Source Cambodianess

Thailand Captured 20 Cambodian Soldiers - Only 2 Were Released #cambodia #Thailand

As of 6:30 PM on 04 August 2025, The displaced civilian information are as follows : 1. Oddar Meanchey Province 34 027 displaced civilian 2. Preah Vihear Province 42 016 displaced civilian 3. Banteay Meanchey Province 8 505 displaced civilian 4. Pursat Province 906 displaced