Thailand accuses Cambodia of breaching new ceasefire with 250 drone flights
Thailand accuses Cambodia of violating ceasefire deal
- Thailand's army has accused Cambodia of violating a newly signed ceasefire deal by flying over 250 drones into Thai airspace on Sunday night.
- The ceasefire, which took effect on Saturday, was intended to halt border clashes that had killed dozens and displaced over a million people.
- The Thai military said that the alleged drone flights ”constitute provocation and a violation of measures” to reduce tensions.
- Cambodia's foreign minister dismissed the incident as a “small issue” and later, the defence ministry denied that any drone launches had occurred.
- These allegations emerged shortly after both nations' foreign ministers concluded Beijing-mediated talks aimed at supporting the ceasefire and improving bilateral relations.