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Myanmar Airways International (MAI). th
Country’s largest carrier, has taken a significant step in expanding its global presence by partnering with WorldTicket, a leading global travel technology provider from GO7. 

This strategic collaborate Myanmar Airways International (MAI), the largest carrier in Myanmar, has entered into a groundbreaking partnership with WorldTicket, a leading global travel technology provider within the GO7 group. This collaboration is set to pave the way for MAI’s substantial growth, granting it access to more than 190 markets, both BSP (Billing & Settlement Plan) & non-BSP, through WorldTicket’s W2 ticketing platform. 

The move opens new revenue streams, enhances interline connectivity, and expands the airline’s reach to a broader global passenger base, marking a transformative moment in its commercial journey.

With WorldTicket’s W2 platform, MAI can now reach international markets without the need for traditional BSP membership or establishing complex regional operations. MAI’s flights will be available to over 100,000 IATA-accredited travel agents, online travel agencies (OTAs), and travel management companies (TMCs) connected to WorldTicket’s vast network. This enables the airline to expand its presence in both mature and emerging global markets, giving it a much-needed boost in visibility and distribution power.

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Myanmar Junta Boss’s Sudden Embrace of Gen. Aung San Seen as Election Ploy
by Maung Kavi July 21, 2025 20.

Min Aung Hlaing attended a Martyrs’ Day event for the first time since the coup, sparking criticism he’s exploiting Gen. Aung San’s popularity to boost the upcoming poll.

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China and Russia are behind the suffering of the Myanmar people. Becos they supported the evil junta and provide them with weapons. China also want a pie of the luxurious gems trade.

This is what outside happening this moment, not in Myanman. But we all of us is watching on our hand hp, all this is about war, flood also in Bangkok & hopes for peace in this world here in Asean. But now...

Thailand & Cambodia are deadly erupted between this two neignhour nation now. 
Clashes after diplomatic ties soured. At least one Thai civilian was killed and 3 others, including a 5-year-old, were injured. Thailand launched airstrikes on Cambodian targets, while Cambodia accused Thailand of bombing near historic temples. Fighting continues in six areas, with both sides blaming each other for firing first. 

Videos showed civilians fleeing amid explosions. Cambodian PM Hun Manet condemned attacks on army positions, deepening the rapidly escalating regional crisis between this two nation.

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Fatal clashes have broken out between Thai and Cambodian troops along a disputed section of their border with both countries accusing the other of provocation, after weeks of simmering tensions between the south-east-Asian neighbours.

At least two Thai civilians were killed and two others injured by shelling from the Cambodian side on Thursday, according to a district official, while the Thai army said it had launched airstrikes on military targets in Cambodia.

Thailand’s military said it had closed all border checkpoints and that fighting was taking place at six different locations.

It comes after clashes broke out near the Khmer Hindu temple, Ta Muen Thom, on Thursday morning. The Thai military said Cambodian troops had opened fire near the temple, and deployed a surveillance drone before sending in troops with heavy weapons, including rocket launchers

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And Thailand’s PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra, was suspended from office on 1 July to be investigated for possible ethics violations over her handling of the border dispute. Details of a phone call she held with Hun Sen in a bid to deescalate conflict were leaked, with critics accusing her of betraying her country and kowtowing to Cambodia.

Mounting tensions have punctuated by a diplomatic tit-for-tat, with Cambodia banning Thai movies, TV shows, stopping import of Thai fruits and vegetables & boycotting some of its neighbour’s international internet links & power supply. It also stopped importing fuel from Thailand.

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Fatal clashes have broken out between Thai and Cambodian troops along a disputed section of their border with both countries accusing the other of provocation, after weeks of simmering tensions between the south-east-Asian neighbours. At least 2 Thai civilians were killed & 2 others injured by shelling from Cambodian side on Thursday, according to a district official, while Thai army said it had launched airstrikes on military targets in Cambodia.

Thailand’s military said it had closed all border checkpoints and that fighting was taking place at six different locations. It comes after clashes broke out near the Khmer Hindu temple, Ta Muen Thom, on Thursday morning. The Thai military said Cambodian troops had opened fire near the temple, and deployed a surveillance drone before sending in troops with heavy weapons, including rocket launchers

“Cambodian forces acted strictly within the bounds of self-defence, responding to an unprovoked incursion by Thai troops that violated our territorial integrity,” the ministry said in a statement. In a later statement it condemned what it called reckless and brutal Thai military aggression.

Thai said an F-16 fighter jet had fired into Cambodia & destroyed a military target. They said several more jets were ready to be deployed. “We used air power against military targets as planned,” Thai deputy spokesperson Richa Suksuwanon told reporters.
Cambodia’s influential former premier Hun Sen – father of current prime minister Hun Manet – said 2 Cambodian provinces had come under shelling from Thailand’s military. A statement posted online, Hun Manet said “Cambodia has always taken a stand to solve problems peacefully, but in this case we have no choice but to respond with armed forces against armed aggression.”Clashes are the latest in a history of conflict along 817km border that Cambodia & Thai
share, sections of which are subject to overlapping territorial claims due to disagreements about colonial-era maps. Last major clashes occurred between 2008 and 2011, where fighting & artillery exchanges killed at least 34, & wounded many more & displaced thousands.

Commenting on Thursday’s clashes, Thailand’s acting premier, Phumtham Wechayachai, said the situation @Thailand’s border was “delicate”. “We have to be careful,” he told reporters. “We'll follow international law".
Thursday’s clash came after Thailand recalled its ambassador to Cambodia on Wednesday and said it would expel Cambodia’s envoy in Bangkok, after a 2nd Thai soldier in the space of a week lost a limb to a landmine in disputed area. Thailand said landmine had been placed in area recently, claims Cambodia describes as baseless. They has many landmines left over from its civil war decades ago, numbering in the millions according to de-mining grps.

Thai govt has also ordered closure of all border checkpoints under their jurisdiction of Thailand’s Second Army, the ruling Pheu Thai party said. 

Tourists strictly prohibited from entering border areas.   Hostilities between Cambodia / Thailand have continued to escalate in recent months were initially ignited after a Cambodian soldier was killed in May in an armed confrontation in an area both countries claim as their. Many border checkpoints have already been closed by one side or the other or operated with restrictions.

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This is what outside happening this moment, not in Myanman. But we all of us is watching on our hand hp, all this is about war, flood also in Bangkok & hopes for peace in this world here in Asean. But now...

Thailand & Cambodia are deadly erupted between this two neignhour nation now. Clashes after diplomatic ties soured. At least one Thai civilian was killed and 3 others, including a 5-year-old, were injured. Thailand launched airstrikes on Cambodian targets, while Cambodia accused Thailand of bombing near historic temples. Fighting continues in six areas, with both sides blaming each other for firing first. 

Videos showed civilians fleeing amid explosions. Cambodian PM Hun Manet condemned attacks on army positions, deepening the rapidly escalating regional crisis between this two nation.

While in Myanmar. Speculation grows over where? Suu Kyi were being detained. According to a monitor group, she is currently being held in a military facility near the office of junta leader Min Aung Hlaing...peace talk???.

BANGKOK: here in Thailand launched air strikes on Cambodian military targets on Thursday (Jul 24) as Cambodia fired rockets and artillery in a dramatic escalation of a long-running border row between this two neighbours. Both militaries accused each other of firing the first shots after weeks of simmering tensions. Thailand and Cambodia are locked in a bitter spat over an area known as the Emerald Triangle, where the borders of both countries and Laos meet, and which is home to several ancient temples. The squabble has dragged on for decades???, flaring into bloody military clashes more than 15 years ago and again in May and in
recently day, when a Cambodian soldier was killed in a firefight.

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While in Myanmar. Speculation grows over where?. Suu Kyi were  webeing detained?. According to a monitor group, she is currently being held in a military facility near the office of junta leader Min Aung Hlaing...isit peace talk coming???.

BANGKOK: here in Thailand launched air strikes on Cambodian military targets on Thursday (Jul 24) as Cambodia fired rockets and artillery in a dramatic escalation of a long-running border row between this two neighbours. Both militaries accused each other of firing the first shots after weeks of simmering tensions. Thailand and Cambodia are locked in a bitter spat over an area known as the Emerald Triangle, where the borders of both countries and Laos meet, and which is home to several ancient temples. The squabble has dragged on for decades???, flaring into bloody military clashes more than 15 years ago and again in May and in recently day, when a Cambodian soldier was killed in a firefight.

Thailand, Cambodia clash with jets and rockets in deadly border row; civilian fatalities reported - CNA https://share.google/gleYiF5HozfdwWtZi

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“Cambodian forces acted strictly within the bounds of self-defence, responding to an unprovoked incursion by Thai troops that violated our territorial integrity,” the ministry said in a statement. In a later statement it condemned what it called reckless and brutal Thai military aggression.

Thai said an F-16 fighter jet had fired into Cambodia & destroyed a military target. They said several more jets were ready to be deployed. “We used air power against military targets as planned,” Thai deputy spokesperson Richa Suksuwanon told reporters.
Cambodia’s influential former premier Hun Sen – father of current prime minister Hun Manet – said 2 Cambodian provinces had come under shelling from Thailand’s military. A statement posted online, Hun Manet said “Cambodia has always taken a stand to solve problems peacefully, but in this case we have no choice but to respond with armed forces against armed aggression.”Clashes are the latest in a history of conflict along 817km border that Cambodia & Thai
share, sections of which are subject to overlapping territorial claims due to disagreements about colonial-era maps. Last major clashes occurred between 2008 and 2011, where fighting & artillery exchanges killed at least 34, & wounded many more & displaced thousands.

Commenting on Thursday’s clashes, Thailand’s acting premier, Phumtham Wechayachai, said the situation @Thailand’s border was “delicate”. “We have to be careful,” he told reporters. “We'll follow international law".
Thursday’s clash came after Thailand recalled its ambassador to Cambodia on Wednesday and said it would expel Cambodia’s envoy in Bangkok, after a 2nd Thai soldier in the space of a week lost a limb to a landmine in disputed area. Thailand said landmine had been placed in area recently, claims Cambodia describes as baseless. They has many landmines left over from its civil war decades ago, numbering in the millions according to de-mining grps.

Thai govt has also ordered closure of all border checkpoints under their jurisdiction of Thailand’s Second Army, the ruling Pheu Thai party said. 

Tourists strictly prohibited from entering border areas.   Hostilities between Cambodia / Thailand have continued to escalate in recent months were initially ignited after a Cambodian soldier was killed in May in an armed confrontation in an area both countries claim as their. Many border checkpoints have already been closed by one side or the other or operated with restrictions.

RTAF bombs Cambodian command post south of Ta Muen Thom Temple the 2nd time. THURSDAY, JULY 24, 202.

The Royal Thai Air Force (RTAF) launched a second round of airstrikes on Thursday, deploying four F-16 fighter jets to bomb a key Cambodian military command post located south of the Ta Muen Thom temple. The ops part of the "Yuttha Bodin" mission, successfully targeted Cambodian stronghold.
According to the Army Military Force Facebook page, at 4.40pm, Royal Thai Air Force F-16 fighter jets carried out an operation, "dropping eggs" (bombs) on a Cambodian military command post located south of the Prasat Ta Muen Thom temple.

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RTAF bombs Cambodian command post south of Ta Muen Thom Temple the 2nd time. THURSDAY, JULY 24, 202.

The Royal Thai Air Force (RTAF) launched a second round of airstrikes on Thursday, deploying four F-16 fighter jets to bomb a key Cambodian military command post located south of the Ta Muen Thom temple. The ops part of the "Yuttha Bodin" mission, successfully targeted Cambodian stronghold.
According to the Army Military Force Facebook page, at 4.40pm, Royal Thai Air Force F-16 fighter jets carried out an operation, "dropping eggs" (bombs) on a Cambodian military command post located south of the Prasat Ta Muen Thom temple.

Thai Big Comrade@the helm

Mr Phumtham is considered a loyal lieutenant to suspended Ms Paetongtarn & her father Thaksin Shinawatra, the powerful patriarch of a dynasty which has dominated Thailand’s 21st-century politics. Thaksin-linked parties have been jousting w/pro-military, pro-conservative establishment since early 2000s, but analysts say the family’s political brand has now entered decline.
Chief takes reins as acting Thai PM
Big Comrade’: Former defence chief takes reins as acting Thai PM

Find out what’s new on Former defence chief Phumtham Wechayachai had a previous stint as acting prime minister in 2024. A former defence chief Phumtham Wechayachai had a previous stint as acting prime minister in 2024.
Updated Jul 03, 2025, 07:40 PM

BANGKOK - Thailand saw its 3rd person helming the prime minister’s office in a week on July 3, as Thai king swore in a new Cabinet after a court decision plunged nation’s top office into turmoil.
The prime minister’s office was plunged into crisis on July 1 when Constitutional Court suspended PM. Ms Paetongtarn Shinawatra, pending an ethics probe which could take months. Power is then passed to Transport Minister and Deputy PM Suriya Jungrungreangkit, who took office for only one full day, as bombshell was dropped in an awkward interim ahead of the reshuffle.

Then!. It is former defence minister Phumtham Wechayachai was sworn in as Interior Minister by Thai king on the morning of July 3, taking on a deputy prime minister role outranking Mr Suriya’s – thus becoming the acting premier. The Thai govt then said in a statement on social media, the new Cabinet approved Mr Phumtham’s role as acting prime minister at its first meeting.

Be4, Ms Paetongtarn was ousted, she assigned herself as role of culture minister in new Cabinet, meaning she has kept a perch in upper echelons of power. The revolving door of leadership comes as the kingdom is battling to revive a spluttering economy to secure a US trade deal, averting US President Donald Trump’s looming threat of a 36 per cent tariff.

Meanwhile Thai latest news: More than 138,000 people have been evacuated from Thailand’s border regions as death toll climbs as Thai-Cambodia clashes continue despite calls for ceasefire. Many had believed that the personal relationship between Mr Thaksin Shinawatra and Mr Hun Sen would maybe able to glue and hold a temp to created a ceasefire between this two very important man. Hope fully the two neighbours can temp...together stop fighting each other. Behind deadly Thai-Cambodian clashes, a bitter spat between two dynastic leaders.

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Thai Big Comrade@the helm

Mr Phumtham is considered a loyal lieutenant to suspended Ms Paetongtarn & her father Thaksin Shinawatra, the powerful patriarch of a dynasty which has dominated Thailand’s 21st-century politics. Thaksin-linked parties have been jousting w/pro-military, pro-conservative establishment since early 2000s, but analysts say the family’s political brand has now entered decline.
Chief takes reins as acting Thai PM
Big Comrade’: Former defence chief takes reins as acting Thai PM

Find out what’s new on Former defence chief Phumtham Wechayachai had a previous stint as acting prime minister in 2024. A former defence chief Phumtham Wechayachai had a previous stint as acting prime minister in 2024.
Updated Jul 03, 2025, 07:40 PM

BANGKOK - Thailand saw its 3rd person helming the prime minister’s office in a week on July 3, as Thai king swore in a new Cabinet after a court decision plunged nation’s top office into turmoil.
The prime minister’s office was plunged into crisis on July 1 when Constitutional Court suspended PM. Ms Paetongtarn Shinawatra, pending an ethics probe which could take months. Power is then passed to Transport Minister and Deputy PM Suriya Jungrungreangkit, who took office for only one full day, as bombshell was dropped in an awkward interim ahead of the reshuffle.

Then!. It is former defence minister Phumtham Wechayachai was sworn in as Interior Minister by Thai king on the morning of July 3, taking on a deputy prime minister role outranking Mr Suriya’s – thus becoming the acting premier. The Thai govt then said in a statement on social media, the new Cabinet approved Mr Phumtham’s role as acting prime minister at its first meeting.

Be4, Ms Paetongtarn was ousted, she assigned herself as role of culture minister in new Cabinet, meaning she has kept a perch in upper echelons of power. The revolving door of leadership comes as the kingdom is battling to revive a spluttering economy to secure a US trade deal, averting US President Donald Trump’s looming threat of a 36 per cent tariff.

Meanwhile Thai latest news: More than 138,000 people have been evacuated from Thailand’s border regions as death toll climbs as Thai-Cambodia clashes continue despite calls for ceasefire. Many had believed that the personal relationship between Mr Thaksin Shinawatra and Mr Hun Sen would maybe able to glue and hold a temp to created a ceasefire between this two very important man. Hope fully the two neighbours can temp...together stop fighting each other. Behind deadly Thai-Cambodian clashes, a bitter spat between two dynastic leaders.

‘Big Comrade’: Former defence chief takes reins as acting Thailand PM.
https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asi...as-thai-pm

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Thai Big Comrade@the helm

Mr Phumtham is considered a loyal lieutenant to suspended Ms Paetongtarn & her father Thaksin Shinawatra, the powerful patriarch of a dynasty which has dominated Thailand’s 21st-century politics. Thaksin-linked parties have been jousting w/pro-military, pro-conservative establishment since early 2000s, but analysts say the family’s political brand has now entered decline.
Chief takes reins as acting Thai PM
Big Comrade’: Former defence chief takes reins as acting Thai PM

Find out what’s new on Former defence chief Phumtham Wechayachai had a previous stint as acting prime minister in 2024. A former defence chief Phumtham Wechayachai had a previous stint as acting prime minister in 2024.
Updated Jul 03, 2025, 07:40 PM

BANGKOK - Thailand saw its 3rd person helming the prime minister’s office in a week on July 3, as Thai king swore in a new Cabinet after a court decision plunged nation’s top office into turmoil.
The prime minister’s office was plunged into crisis on July 1 when Constitutional Court suspended PM. Ms Paetongtarn Shinawatra, pending an ethics probe which could take months. Power is then passed to Transport Minister and Deputy PM Suriya Jungrungreangkit, who took office for only one full day, as bombshell was dropped in an awkward interim ahead of the reshuffle.

Then!. It is former defence minister Phumtham Wechayachai was sworn in as Interior Minister by Thai king on the morning of July 3, taking on a deputy prime minister role outranking Mr Suriya’s – thus becoming the acting premier. The Thai govt then said in a statement on social media, the new Cabinet approved Mr Phumtham’s role as acting prime minister at its first meeting.

Be4, Ms Paetongtarn was ousted, she assigned herself as role of culture minister in new Cabinet, meaning she has kept a perch in upper echelons of power. The revolving door of leadership comes as the kingdom is battling to revive a spluttering economy to secure a US trade deal, averting US President Donald Trump’s looming threat of a 36 per cent tariff.

Meanwhile Thai latest news: More than 138,000 people have been evacuated from Thailand’s border regions as death toll climbs as Thai-Cambodia clashes continue despite calls for ceasefire. Many had believed that the personal relationship between Mr Thaksin Shinawatra and Mr Hun Sen would maybe able to glue and hold a temp to created a ceasefire between this two very important man. Hope fully the two neighbours can temp...together stop fighting each other. Behind deadly Thai-Cambodian clashes, a bitter spat between two dynastic leaders.

On Combodia side, reported. 
A Cambodian man was earlier reported killed by Thai rockets that hit Buddhist pagoda, he hiding in on Thursday.

But latest news: Cambodian officials have reported another 12 people killed as a result of the ongoing border dispute with Thailand, with the death toll on both sides now standing at 32, as fears grow, the Southeast Asian neighbours may become engulfed in an extended conflict.


Cambodian Ministry of National Defence spokesperson Maly Socheata told reporters on Saturday (today reported) that 7 more civilians and 5 soldiers were confirmed dead. At least 50 Cambodian civilians & more than 20 soldiers have a?been injured, spokesperson said.

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Thailand accuses Cambodia of avoiding 'meaningful dialogue' as border conflict rages on Cambodia is seeking to "internationalise the issue to serve its own political objectives", Thailand’s ambassador to the United Nations Cherdchai Chaivaivid told a closed-door UN Security Council meeting.

It is deeply regrettable that Cambodia has deliberately avoided meaningful dialogue and instead sought to internationalise the issue to serve its own political objectives,” said Cherdchai. Thailand’s foreign ministry published a statement of his remarks online on Saturday morning. “Thailand urges Cambodia to immediately cease all hostilities and acts of aggression, and resume dialogue in good faith,” the ambassador said.

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Thailand accuses Cambodia of avoiding 'meaningful dialogue' as border conflict rages on Cambodia is seeking to "internationalise the issue to serve its own political objectives", Thailand’s ambassador to the United Nations Cherdchai Chaivaivid told a closed-door UN Security Council meeting.

It is deeply regrettable that Cambodia has deliberately avoided meaningful dialogue and instead sought to internationalise the issue to serve its own political objectives,” said Cherdchai. Thailand’s foreign ministry published a statement of his remarks online on Saturday morning. “Thailand urges Cambodia to immediately cease all hostilities and acts of aggression, and resume dialogue in good faith,” the ambassador said.

Thai-Cambodian fighting extends into third day despite ceasefire calls...

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Thai-Cambodian fighting extends into third day despite ceasefire calls...

SISAKET, Thailand, July 26 (Reuters) - Fighting on the Thai-Cambodian border extended into a third day & new flashpoints emerged on Saturday as both sides sought diplomatic support, saying they had acted in self-defence & calling on the other to cease fighting & start negotiation? At least 30 have been killed and more than 130,000 people displaced in the worst fighting between the two Southeast Asian neighbours in 13 years. The Reuters Daily Briefing newsletter provides all m news u need to start your day. The Thai navy said there were clashes in coastal province of Trat early on Saturday, a new front more than 100 km (60 miles) from other conflict points along the long-contested border.

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SISAKET, Thailand, July 26 (Reuters) - Fighting on the Thai-Cambodian border extended into a third day & new flashpoints emerged on Saturday as both sides sought diplomatic support, saying they had acted in self-defence & calling on the other to cease fighting & start negotiation? At least 30 have been killed and more than 130,000 people displaced in the worst fighting between the two Southeast Asian neighbours in 13 years. The Reuters Daily Briefing newsletter provides all m news u need to start your day. The Thai navy said there were clashes in coastal province of Trat early on Saturday, a new front more than 100 km (60 miles) from other conflict points along the long-contested border.

The two countries have faced off since the killing of a Cambodian soldier late in May during a brief skirmish. Troops on both sides of the border were reinforced amid a full-blown diplomatic crisis that brought Thailand's fragile coalition government to the brink of collapse.
Thailand's death toll remained at 19 on Saturday, while Cambodian Defence Ministry spokesperson Maly Socheata said five soldiers and eight civilians had been killed in the fighting. In the Kanthralak district of Thailand's Sisaket province, on the border near some of the clashes, hotel worker Chianuwat Thalalai said the town had emptied out.

"Nearly everybody's gone, it's almost a deserted city," the 31-year-old told Reuters. "My hotel is still open for some of those nearer to the border area that needs a place to stay."Thailand's ambassador to the United Nations told a Security Council meeting on Friday that soldiers had been injured by newly planted land mines in Thai territory on two occasions since mid-July - claims Cambodia has strongly denied - and said Cambodia had then launched attacks on Thursday morning. Thailand urges Cambodia to immediately cease all hostilities and acts of aggression, and resume dialogue in good faith," Cherdchai Chaivaivid told the council in remarks released to media.

DECADES OF DISPUTES
Cambodia's defence ministry said Thailand had launched "a deliberate, unprovoked, and unlawful military attack" on Thursday, and was now mobilising troops and military equipment on the border. "These deliberate military preparations reveal Thailand's intent to expand its aggression and further violate Cambodia's sovereignty," the ministry said in a statement on Saturday.

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The two countries have faced off since the killing of a Cambodian soldier late in May during a brief skirmish. Troops on both sides of the border were reinforced amid a full-blown diplomatic crisis that brought Thailand's fragile coalition government to the brink of collapse.
Thailand's death toll remained at 19 on Saturday, while Cambodian Defence Ministry spokesperson Maly Socheata said five soldiers and eight civilians had been killed in the fighting. In the Kanthralak district of Thailand's Sisaket province, on the border near some of the clashes, hotel worker Chianuwat Thalalai said the town had emptied out.

"Nearly everybody's gone, it's almost a deserted city," the 31-year-old told Reuters. "My hotel is still open for some of those nearer to the border area that needs a place to stay."Thailand's ambassador to the United Nations told a Security Council meeting on Friday that soldiers had been injured by newly planted land mines in Thai territory on two occasions since mid-July - claims Cambodia has strongly denied - and said Cambodia had then launched attacks on Thursday morning. Thailand urges Cambodia to immediately cease all hostilities and acts of aggression, and resume dialogue in good faith," Cherdchai Chaivaivid told the council in remarks released to media.

DECADES OF DISPUTES
Cambodia's defence ministry said Thailand had launched "a deliberate, unprovoked, and unlawful military attack" on Thursday, and was now mobilising troops and military equipment on the border. "These deliberate military preparations reveal Thailand's intent to expand its aggression and further violate Cambodia's sovereignty," the ministry said in a statement on Saturday.

Cambodia called for the international community to "condemn Thailand's aggression in the strongest terms" and to prevent an expansion of Thailand's military activities. Bangkok reiterated it wanted to resolve the dispute bilaterally, telling the Security Council it was "deeply regrettable Cambodia has deliberately avoided meaningful dialogue and instead sought to internationalise the issue to serve its own political objectives".

Thailand / Cambodia have bickered for decades over jurisdiction of various undemarcated points along their 817-km (508-mile) land border, with ownership of ancient Hindu temples Ta Moan Thom &  the 11th century Preah Vihear central to the disputes....Preah Vihear was awarded to Cambodia by International Court of Justice in 1962, but tension escalated in 2008 after Cambodia attempted to list it as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

That led to skirmishes over several years and at least a dozen deaths. Cambodia in June said it had asked court to resolve its disputes w/Thailand, which says has never recognised court's jurisdiction and prefers a bilateral approach...

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This is what outside happening this moment, not in Myanman. But we all of us is watching on our hand hp, all this is about war, flood also in Bangkok & hopes for peace in this world here in Asean. But now...

Thailand & Cambodia are deadly erupted between this two neignhour nation now. 
Clashes after diplomatic ties soured. At least one Thai civilian was killed and 3 others, including a 5-year-old, were injured. Thailand launched airstrikes on Cambodian targets, while Cambodia accused Thailand of bombing near historic temples. Fighting continues in six areas, with both sides blaming each other for firing first. 

Videos showed civilians fleeing amid explosions. Cambodian PM Hun Manet condemned attacks on army positions, deepening the rapidly escalating regional crisis between this two nation.

Justice For Myanmar: 
Chinese arms manufacturer Norinco should face international sanctions for arming the junta. 

Myanmar’s Conscription Law has helped replenish its depleted ranks in fighting across the country but it has become a nightmare for men. The junta activated the People’s Military Service Law in February 2024, requiring all eligible men aged 18 to 35 and women aged 18 to 27 to serve for two to five years of military service. Abductions and other forms of forced conscription are becoming increasingly common, also targeting children and older men, as the regime grows more desperate for troops. 
Armed Groups Warn Myanmar Junta Election Staff. July 23, 2025

How Myanmar Military Conscripts Child Soldiers. Karen Rebels Defeat Myanmar Junta Reinforcements near Thai Border
Karen Rebels Defeat Myanmar Junta Reinforcements near Thai Border
While many younger people could dodge conscription by emigrating, many others have been recruited, including 27-year-old Ko Shay. Ko Shay from Myawaddy, Karen State, near the Thai border, was among those abducted off the streets for military service.He served in Light Infantry Battalion 224 but defected to the Karen National Union and became an anti-regime fighter. Ko Shay (right) and another defector with the Karen resistance. / KNU

How did junta abduct you?. In Myawaddy town at night on November 13, a patrol that included a ward administrator and soldiers took me to the ward office and told me I was being conscripted. If not, I would be jailed for violating the curfew.

What happened next?
They sent me to Light Infantry Battalion 201 in Hpa-An Township, Karen State, in conscription batch 8. There were at least 36 recruits from Karen State. Then they sent us to Advanced Military Training Depot 12 in Palauk, Palaw Township, Tanintharyi Region.. There are around 300 recruits. Some were older than 50 and some were mentally unstable. They just want quantity, so they didn’t mind if a mentally unstable person could follow instructions.

Some were kidnapped during a night out, and some were deported from Thailand for illegal status. In some cases, individuals were paid to serve in the military on behalf of conscription-eligible people.

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YANGON (Xinhua): Four people have died and another four remain missing after flooding struck eastern Myanmar's Shan state, a local police officer told Xinhua on Monday.

Heavy rain on Sunday night caused floodwater from the mountain to hit Konesaung village in Pindaya township, washing away five houses and leaving eight people missing, he said.

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Flash floods in east-central Myanmar kill 6, sweep away homes: YANGON: In Pindaya, six died after being swept away by flash floods caused by mountain runoff, according to a statement from Myanmar Fire Services Department. On July 28 at 4:20 a.m., heavy rainfall occurred in Kone Zaung Village, Theingone Village Tract, Pindaya Township, Shan State, leading to flash floods. As a result, eight buildings were damaged by the rushing water, and three men and three women lost their lives.

The victims were transported to Theingone Cemetery for burial. Rescue operations were carried out by a fire engine from the Pindaya Township Fire Station, along with members of the local fire brigade and auxiliary fire service teams. - Eleven Media/ANN

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Myanmar junta ends state of emergency in election run-up: 

YANGON: Myanmar's military govt ended state of emergency on Thursday (Jul 31), ramping up plans for December election, opposition pledged to boycott said will be used to consolidate military's power.
Military declared a state of emergency in Feb 2021 as it deposed civilian govt of democratic leader Aung San Suu Kyi, sparking a many-sided civil war which has claimed thousands of lives.

The order gave junta chief Min Aung Hlaing supreme power over legislature, executive and judiciary - but he has recently touted elections as an off-ramp to the conflict. Opposition groups including ex-lawmakers ousted in the coup have pledged to snub the poll, which a UN expert last month dismissed as "a fraud" designed to legitimise the military's continuing rule. Junta seized power making in 2020 election with Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy won in a landslide win  She remains jailed alongside their other top leaders.

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Junta ends emergency in election run-up: 

YANGON: Myanmar's military govt ended state of emergency on Thurs (Jul 31), ramping up plans for
Dec election, opposition pledged to boycott said will be used to military for consolidate military's power, it
declared a state of emergency in Feb 2021 as it deposed civilian govt of democratic leader Aung San Suu Kyi, sparking a many-sided civil war which has claimed thousands of lives.

The order gave junta chief Min Aung Hlaing supreme power over legislature, executive and judiciary - but he has recently touted elections as an off-ramp to the conflict.  Opposition groups including ex-lawmakers ousted in the coup have pledged to snub the poll, which a UN expert last month dismissed as "a fraud" designed to legitimise the military's continuing rule. Junta seized power making in 2020 election with Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy won in a landslide win  She remains jailed alongside their other top leaders.

An order signed by Min Aung Hlaing cancelled the emergency rule which handed power to him as the armed forces chief, returning it to the head of state. Min Aung Hlaing also occupies that office as the country's acting president. So junta ends state of emergency in election run-up - CNA
"We have already passed the first chapter," Min Aung Hlaing said in a speech in Naypyidaw reported in state newspaper The Global New Light of Myanmar on Thursday. 

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An order signed by Min Aung Hlaing cancelled the emergency rule which handed power to him as the armed forces chief, returning it to the head of state. Min Aung Hlaing also occupies that office as the country's acting president. So junta ends state of emergency in election run-up - CNA
"We have already passed the first chapter," Min Aung Hlaing said in a speech in Naypyidaw reported in state newspaper The Global New Light of Myanmar on Thursday. 

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“Cambodian forces acted strictly within the bounds of self-defence, responding to an unprovoked incursion by Thai troops that violated our territorial integrity,” the ministry said in a statement. In a later statement it condemned what it called reckless and brutal Thai military aggression.

Thai said an F-16 fighter jet had fired into Cambodia & destroyed a military target. They said several more jets were ready to be deployed. “We used air power against military targets as planned,” Thai deputy spokesperson Richa Suksuwanon told reporters.
Cambodia’s influential former premier Hun Sen – father of current prime minister Hun Manet – said 2 Cambodian provinces had come under shelling from Thailand’s military. A statement posted online, Hun Manet said “Cambodia has always taken a stand to solve problems peacefully, but in this case we have no choice but to respond with armed forces against armed aggression.”Clashes are the latest in a history of conflict along 817km border that Cambodia & Thai
share, sections of which are subject to overlapping territorial claims due to disagreements about colonial-era maps. Last major clashes occurred between 2008 and 2011, where fighting & artillery exchanges killed at least 34, & wounded many more & displaced thousands.

Commenting on Thursday’s clashes, Thailand’s acting premier, Phumtham Wechayachai, said the situation @Thailand’s border was “delicate”. “We have to be careful,” he told reporters. “We'll follow international law".
Thursday’s clash came after Thailand recalled its ambassador to Cambodia on Wednesday and said it would expel Cambodia’s envoy in Bangkok, after a 2nd Thai soldier in the space of a week lost a limb to a landmine in disputed area. Thailand said landmine had been placed in area recently, claims Cambodia describes as baseless. They has many landmines left over from its civil war decades ago, numbering in the millions according to de-mining grps.

Thai govt has also ordered closure of all border checkpoints under their jurisdiction of Thailand’s Second Army, the ruling Pheu Thai party said. 

Tourists strictly prohibited from entering border areas.   Hostilities between Cambodia / Thailand have continued to escalate in recent months were initially ignited after a Cambodian soldier was killed in May in an armed confrontation in an area both countries claim as their. Many border checkpoints have already been closed by one side or the other or operated with restrictions.

Former Deputy Secretary-General of the National Security Council reveals why Cambodia abandoned soldiers' bodies on border without proper rites, estimating heavy Cambodian casualties. The issue of Cambodian soldiers' bodies being abandoned has gained significant attention, starting w/hidden death toll of the "infantrymen," which led speculation t
losses could be substantial. Matter escalated when strong smell of decomposing bodies along the Thai-Cambodian border, particularly in the areas where clashes occurred, became a major issue. Situation was so severe that campaigns launched to collect donations for high-quality face masks, alongside direct protests from Thai side, fearing potential disease outbreaks.

Lt Gen Pongsakorn Rodchomphu, former Deputy Secretary-General of National Security Council, explained why Cambodian army abandoned its soldiers' bodies, stating followed a Russian-style military strategy. Cambodia, he said, adhered to same principle: focus solely on advancing in battle, with no regard for soldiers' deaths. Once dead, they were simply left behind. This approach further supported by a dictatorial political system, where leaders prioritise maintaining power self-preservation over well-being of citizens & soldiers. 
This strategy, if the war drags on, could place Thailand at a disadvantage, as Cambodia's soldiers can die without consequence & compensation for their families is minimal. Similarly, Gen Nipat Thonglek, former Permanent Secretary of Ministry of Defence & former head of Military Border Affairs Dept, provided similar insights.

In addition, situation surrounding the heavy loss of Cambodian soldiers has led to images circulating among the Cambodian military personnel, which made their way to Thailand. Some images were also collected along the border. Social media platforms and Cambodian citizens have been widely sharing information about missing soldiers discussing the high death toll among Cambodian troops. Particularly sensitive, as Vice Governor of Kampong Thom, Thy Sovantha, was recently dismissed by former Prime Minister Hun Sen for posting that Cambodian soldiers had health issues due to excessive alcohol consumption. The reason Cambodia abandons its soldiers' bodies on the battlefield without conducting proper rituals is to prevent spread of news about heavy casualties, which could undermine Hun Sen's authority. 
Pongsakorn  assessed the losses, estimating that troops engaged in the heaviest fighting against Thai forces had likely lost no fewer than 3,000 men.

The 2nd Army Commander visits Phu Makhua, stresses vigilance on sovereignty. While Foreign Minister unveils strategy to counter Cambodia’s disinformation. August 05, 2025.

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Myanmar junta forces shoot fleeing civilians, killing pregnant woman and daughter. The incident occurred east of Myingyan in Mandalay Region, where the regime is intensifying its efforts to regain control ahead of planned elections.
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Myanmar junta forces shoot fleeing civilians, killing pregnant woman and daughter. The incident occurred east of Myingyan in Mandalay Region, where the regime is intensifying its efforts to regain control ahead of planned elections.
https://myanmar-now.org/en/news/myanmar-...-daughter/

The incident occurred east of Myingyan in Mandalay Region, where the regime is intensifying its efforts to regain control ahead of planned elections. Something not a good time for the regime. Bad time.

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The incident occurred east of Myingyan in Mandalay Region, where the regime is intensifying its efforts to regain control ahead of planned elections. Something not a good time for the regime. Bad time.

Myanmar junta forces shoot fleeing civilians, killing pregnant woman and daughter. The incident occurred east of Myingyan in Mandalay Region, where the regime is intensifying its efforts to gain or trying to regain control ahead of planned elections.

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Junta-appointed Shan State Chief Minister Aung Aung and Triangle Region Command Chief Major-General Soe Hlaing on Thursday visited Panghsang (also known as Pangkham), the capital of Wa State, which is controlled by the United Wa State Army. Visit comes as junta ramps up preparations for elections at end of the year in a bid to legitimize its rule. The chief minister conveyed “cordial greetings” from the junta, newly rebranded as State Security & Peace Commission, to UWSA leadership, a signatory to a ceasefire with military regime. He promised support for education and healthcare development in Panghsang as well as “preparations for elections scheduled for December”, according to the WeChat page of the Voice of Wa State.