Zitat:Thailand Seizes Chinese ATGMs From Cambodia
Thailand’s army says it captured advanced Chinese-made anti-tank guided missiles from Cambodian forces during fighting along the disputed border on December 14, 2025.
December 16, 2025Clash Report

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The Thailand–Cambodia border dispute spans more than 800 kilometers and centers on undemarcated terrain, including temple complexes and elevated ground.

Clashes intensified in July 2025, briefly paused under a U.S.-backed ceasefire, and resumed in early December amid mutual accusations of violations.


Hill 500 and Tactical Gains
The Royal Thai Army announced that its troops seized multiple Chinese-produced GAM-102LR anti-tank guided missiles during combat around a contested position known as Hill 500, also referred to as Hill 677, near the Chong An Ma pass in Ubon Ratchathani Province.

The engagement took place on December 14, 2025, as Thai units overran a fortified Cambodian position, forcing defending troops to retreat and abandon equipment.

Thai military statements described the capture as both a tactical and intelligence gain.

By denying Cambodian forces access to advanced anti-armor weapons, Thai commanders said the operation reduced immediate battlefield risk while allowing analysts to study the system’s capabilities and deployment methods.

(21.12.2025, 19:07)Quintus Fabius schrieb: Ich glaub nicht dass diese paar Bambusrohre da eine Zusatzpanzern darstellen sollen. Die hat man eher für irgendwelche sonstigen Aufgaben dabei. Oder es sind die Überreste einer Holzpanzerung. Normalerweise packen die da viel mehr drauf.

Wobei gerade die Thais durchaus Holzpanzerung verwenden und dafür oft sogar dezidierte Halterungen an den Panzern haben, beispielsweise hier:

https://tankandafvnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/418401_original-750x435.jpg

https://defence-blog.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/418944_original.jpg

https://www.reddit.com/r/TankPorn/comments/1ppecjj/pf89_antitank_round_stuck_between_front_woodarmor/

Vorne packen die auch gerne Sandsäcke auf ihre M113:

https://www.reddit.com/r/TankPorn/comments/1pqt0om/royal_thai_army_m113_keeps_the_spirit_of_sherman/

Allgemein:

Die Zahl der Flüchtlinge aus dem Grenzgebiet exploidert. Dürften bald über 1 Mio sein:

https://www.zeit.de/politik/ausland/2025-12/thailand-kambodscha-grenzkonflikt-flucht-vertriebene-gxe

Zitat:Thai Drones Spotted At Phnom Sampov Targets for Several Days Before Bombing

Residents in Battambang’s Phnom Sampov were caught completely off guard Wednesday morning when a Thai T-50 fighter jet targeted civilian areas, with villagers reporting Thai drones flying over the area for several days before the attack

Thai attack near the Phnom Sampov area.



Wed, 24 Dec 2025 - 6:37 AM(GMT+7)



A surprise Thai airstrike in Battambang’s Phnom Sampov area that hit civilian homes on Wednesday morning caused residents in Banan district to self-evacuate without official evacuation orders from local authorities.

A food seller, who asked to be called Ah Je, said,"Right now, some have evacuated, some are running to any places that they think are safe. However, I'm still home now because I don't know where to go."

Zitat:Environment minister: Thai attacks constitute an environmental crime
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24 December 2025 | 18:22 ICT

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An elephant mother and her newborn were discovered dead in a Preah Vihear protected area. The deaths were reportedly the result of Thai bombardment. Environment ministry

Cambodian Minister of Environment Eang Sophalleth has described Thailand’s aggressive incursions into Cambodian territory through aerial bombardment, artillery shelling and the use of toxic smoke as violations of international law that have destroyed natural resources, actions that should be considered “environmental crime”.

He shared his remarks as he delivered a lecture on “Leadership and Environmental Governance in Cambodia” at the Royal Academy of Cambodia on December 23. The event was attended by senior officials, professors, students from the Royal Academy, the Royal School of Administration and the Union of Youth Federations of Cambodia, as well as many other young Cambodians.