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Cambodian troops withdraw after border standoff at Chong Bok
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BANGKOK — The Royal Thai Army has reported a brief confrontation after Cambodian troops allegedly attempted to obstruct Thai personnel installing barbed wire in the Chong Bok area of Ubon Ratchathani province, before the situation was later resolved.
Key facts
- Army spokesperson Winthai Suvaree said on Tuesday that the incident occurred around 09:00 when Thai forces from Suranaree Task Force were carrying out a security operation to reinforce defensive positions within Thailand’s deployment line.
- BANGKOK — The Royal Thai Army has reported a brief confrontation after Cambodian troops allegedly attempted to obstruct Thai personnel installing barbed wire in the Chong Bok area of Ubon Ratchathani province, before the situation was
- The number later increased to around 20 personnel, who reportedly raised their voices and attempted to obstruct Thai operations.
- The situation de-escalated at around 11:30 after Cambodian troops withdrew from the area.
Summary
Army spokesperson Winthai Suvaree said on Tuesday that the incident occurred around 09:00 when Thai forces from Suranaree Task Force were carrying out a security operation to reinforce defensive positions within Thailand’s deployment line.
During the operation, Thai forces observed five Cambodian soldiers, armed and entering the area of activity. The number later increased to around 20 personnel, who reportedly raised their voices and attempted to obstruct Thai operations.