Closely Monitoring Situation Along Cambodia-Thailand Border: India | India News

“We closely monitor the situation between Cambodia and Thailand. India has close and friendly relations with both countries and hopes that both sides will take measures to prevent hostility and further rise,” said Randhir Jaiswal, spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MEA). He said.

Indian travelers in the region said they could communicate with the relevant Indian embassies in the two countries for any help.

In the early hours of the day, the Embassy of India in Cambodia advised the Indian to avoid traveling to border areas due to ongoing conflicts. He also asked Indians to contact the embassy in case of any emergency.

In a statement published in X, the Indian Embassy in Cambodia, considering the ongoing clashes on the Border of Cambodia-Thhailland, is advised to avoid traveling to border regions. In any emergencies, India citizens may approach the size of India. ”

The Consultancy of the Indian Embassy came as long as the tensions remained high along the Thai-Kambol border. The soldiers of both nations claimed that they had caused significant damage on both sides.

On Saturday, Cambodian Defense Spokesman said at least 13 people died in Border conflicts in Cambodia and 71 people were injured. According to the Thai media, the border conflicts continued on Saturday after the Cambodian side opened fire on Thai soldiers.

“Five Cambodia soldiers were killed and 21 people were injured,” Maly Sochheata, the Undersecretary Minister and Spokesman of the Ministry of Cambodian Defense of the Ministry of Cambodia, was killed and 21 people were injured. He said. “In addition, eight civilians were killed and 50 people were injured in Oddar Arantichey.” He said.

The Cambodian National Defense said that on Saturday, the Thai army has expanded its military attacks to another Cambodian state.

In response to Cambodia’s new attack, the Thai Navy, the Thai Defense Ministry spokesman on Saturday, launched a ‘Trarat Strike 1’ operation and “successfully returned” at Cambodia’s three key points.

The Thai Navy, Thailand’s national broadcasting services on Saturday, sent a task force of four ships to support the operation in Trat and provide fire support to land forces.