Thursday, February 17, 2011

Thailand and Cambodia Resume Clashes

Feb 16, 2011
By Andrey Volkov
Epoch Times Staff

The Cambodian military resumed attacks on Thai troops Tuesday, at the disputed border following the launch of mutual clashes early this month. Both sides have blamed the other for launching the attacks over the disputed border near the 900-year-old Preah Vihear Temple, which belongs to Cambodia.

Thai military officials said that Cambodian forces started the attack by throwing hand grenades across the border, resulting in minor impact, according to the BBC. The fighting has left at least 11 dead, including 3 Thais and 8 Cambodians. Close to 100 were wounded by heavy weapons.

On Monday, the United Nations Security Council called on the two countries to“display maximum restraint and avoid any action that may aggravate the situation.”

The U.N. has left resolving the dispute to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). Foreign ministers will discuss the issue at a meeting later this month.

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

Keep shoting at the Thais Khmer soldier...UN will not have a resolution for US until Khmer New Yrs. Also dont forget to shot at Hun Sen and it monkey CCP after this mess!

thanks you.....

free Khmer

Anonymous said...

FUCK AH EPOCH TIMES STAFF NEWS SOURCE

Anonymous said...

bullshyttt
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Thai throw a grenades and hit the tree back to their ass and dead... fucking assholeee

Anonymous said...

Concerning the shoting, my Cambodian soldiers never been shoted at Thai, Thai fired to Cambodia first.

Anonymous said...

4:36 AM
Before we are going to kill Mr. Hun Sen and to eliminate the CCP, we first like to know, who you are ?
We want afterward work for you and serve you, let you lead our country Cambodia.
Are you ready ?