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Singapore Urges Restraint as Cambodia-Thailand Border Row Escalates

THAILAND-CAMBODIA BORDER NEAR PREAH VIHEAR TEMPLE, JUL 24 – China urges diplomatic resolution after a serious border clash near Preah Vihear temple involving gunfire and injuries, highlighting longstanding territorial disputes and regional tensions.

  • On July 24, military forces of Cambodia and Thailand clashed along their border, causing at least 12 deaths in a deadly escalation of a long-running dispute.
  • This conflict stems from a century-old disagreement over territories in the Emerald Triangle region where the borders of Thailand, Cambodia, and Laos meet.
  • Singapore’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs called for restraint and urged both countries to cease hostilities and resolve tensions through diplomatic means to protect civilians.
  • The U.S. State Department called for an urgent halt to the fighting and emphasized the need for diplomatic engagement to de-escalate tensions, while China urged restraint and calming of the situation during discussions at the United Nations.
  • Singapore advised its citizens to defer travel near the border, register with MFA, stay vigilant, and seek consular help if needed, reflecting broader international concern over regional stability.
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