Thailand-Cambodia Ceasefire 2025: Fragile Peace Holds Amid Drone Tension
A 72-hour trial ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia ended on Dec 30, 2025. While heavy fighting has paused, drone disputes and prisoner delays persist.
The guns have fallen silent, but the air is thick with suspicion. A 72-hour trial ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia concluded at noon on Tuesday, December 30, 2025. While heavy fighting that plagued the border for three weeks hasn't resumed, the path to lasting stability remains rocky.
Lingering Tensions After Thailand-Cambodia Ceasefire
According to reports from Bangkok and Phnom Penh, displaced villagers have begun returning to their homes. However, Thailand's army has accused Cambodia of provocative drone deployments over the border. These allegations have stalled the planned release of prisoners, complicating the diplomatic progress made during recent talks in China.
The Regional Security Landscape
Security remains tight in provinces like Sisaket, where local officials are inspecting vehicles near the boundary. The conflict has become one of the most significant Southeast Asian stories of 2025, drawing in regional powers as they attempt to mediate between the two neighbors.
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