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A heartbreaking image shows innocent Cambodian civilians who were killed and injured by artillery fired by the Thai military, which launched heavy attacks against Cambodian forces and civilians. Despite these armed aggressions by Thailand, the Cambodian forces have exercised the highest level of restraint. According to initial figures from Oddar Meanchey and Preah Vihear provinces, four innocent Cambodian civilians were killed, nine were injured, and tens of thousands have been displaced.
Thailand continues to commit war crimes against Cambodia citizens. The world must not remain silent.
Photo credit: Minister Neth Pheaktra, Ministry of Information

14/12/2025

This is not a “border incident.” This is not a “misunderstanding.” This is a massive explosion lighting up the sky over Cambodia — a fireball so large it turns night into blood-red daylight. You can see the blast cloud rising like a tower, sparks raining down, and the shockwave filling the entire horizon. This is what civilians are facing.
I walked these roads. I stood in these villages before the attacks began. And now, from the United States, I am sounding the alarm because families who welcomed me into their homes are now fleeing firestorms like the ones in this photo.
The world says it is “concerned,” but concern does not stop explosions this powerful. Concern does not shield children from falling debris. Concern does not hold an aggressor accountable.
The United States, the UN, ASEAN, the EU, Japan, South Korea, Australia, France, the UK, Canada, and humanitarian groups have all spoken — but words alone cannot answer this:
Who will stop this?
Who will enforce consequences?
How many more civilians must be hit by blasts like these before the world acts?
Cambodia deserves more than sympathy.
Cambodia deserves peace.
Cambodia deserves accountability.
Cambodia is now Thailand's killing fields.
Source: Minister of Information Neth Pheaktra, Cambodia
"Thai F-16 fighter jets bombed a casino in Oddar Meanchey Province, Cambodia, and heavy artillery was deployed to destroy an oil depot."

14/12/2025

Thai influencer Manassatian Luprasert published a manipulated image depicting President Donald J. Trump being violently drop-kicked in the face by a Thai soldier. The post received over 122,000 positive reactions.
This is not humor or satire. It is the promotion of political violence against a sitting U.S. president.
The United States and Thailand trade approximately $88 billion annually and maintain long-standing security and defense cooperation. Publicly glorifying violence against the leader of a strategic partner is reckless and damaging to bilateral relations.
This does not represent all Thai people, but it does reflect a serious failure to condemn extremist content from influential voices.
Given the nature of the image and the scale of engagement, the U.S. State Department and the U.S. Secret Service should review and investigate this matter to determine whether it constitutes a threat, incitement, or coordinated disinformation targeting the President of the United States.
Silence sends the wrong message.
Political violence must be rejected.
Allies must hold influencers accountable.
Respect between nations matters..

14/12/2025

This image is not politics.
This is Cambodia.

A child, alone, hiding underground—because fear has returned to our border.
Not because Cambodians chose conflict.
Not because Cambodia chose violence.

For decades, we have worked to free our land from the legacy of war.
We cleared mines so children could walk freely, so families could farm, so villages could live without fear.
We did this with sacrifice, discipline, and dignity.

Yet today, Cambodian civilians once again feel unsafe in their own land.

Let this be clear:
Cambodia does not need war.
Cambodia does not provoke conflict.
Cambodia does not lay new mines.

What we ask for is simple and just: truth, investigation, and respect for sovereignty.

When a child hides in the earth, the world should not look away.
When fear returns to Cambodia, silence becomes complicity.

Cambodia stands for peace—but peace must be protected.
Our children deserve a future above ground, under the open sky, without fear.