The tensions between Thailand and Cambodia have been simmering for months, with both countries accusing each other of violating the ceasefire agreement.
Thailand's Accusations
Thailand's defense minister, General Prawit Wongsuwan, has accused Cambodia of violating the ceasefire agreement by continuing to build military bases along the border.
The Thai government has released satellite images and videos appearing to show Cambodian troops building infrastructure and deploying military equipment in disputed territories.
Cambodia's Response
Cambodia has denied the accusations, saying that it is simply building infrastructure to improve the lives of its citizens and to facilitate trade.
However, Thailand remains unconvinced, and has called on Cambodia to respect the ceasefire agreement and avoid further escalation.
Regional Concerns
The ceasefire agreement was signed earlier this month in a bid to end months of border clashes between the two nations.
However, with the accusations of ceasefire violations, the fragile peace in the region is under threat.
The international community is watching the situation closely, with diplomats from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) urging both countries to respect the ceasefire agreement and engage in dialogue to resolve their differences.
ASEAN diplomats have said that the region cannot afford another outbreak of violence, given the fragile economic and security situation.
Thailand and Cambodia have a long and complex history, with both countries vying for influence and territory in the region.
The current tensions are a reflection of the deep-seated mistrust and rivalries between the two nations.
The situation is further complicated by the presence of ethnic minority groups in the border regions, who have long been caught in the middle of the conflict.
The groups have called on both countries to respect their rights and to engage in dialogue to resolve their differences.
The international community has urged both countries to respect the rights of the ethnic minority groups and to engage in dialogue to resolve their differences.
ASEAN diplomats have said that a peaceful resolution to the conflict is essential for the stability and prosperity of the region.
The situation remains tense, with both countries maintaining a strong military presence along the border.
However, with the international community watching closely, there is hope that a peaceful resolution to the conflict can be found.