The 2nd Army Region summarizes the fierce clashes on the Thai-Cambodian border on December 10, 68.

The 2nd Army Region summarized the Thai-Cambodian border clashes on December 10, 2025. Clashes occurred at 10:42 PM. Cambodia used artillery and surveillance drones in several key areas. The Thai army retaliated with supporting fire, destroying opposing military targets and successfully reclaiming the Chong Rayi-Plod Tang and Chong Khana areas as planned. The Thai army affirmed its unwavering commitment to defending Thai sovereignty.

The 2nd Army Area Operations Center summarizes the fighting situation along the Thai-Cambodian border as of December 11, 2025 (09:00 AM) as follows: Following the fighting that occurred along the Thai-Cambodian border, the 2nd Army Area Operations Center summarizes the key operational results as follows:

At 10:42 PM on December 10, 2025, clashes occurred. Cambodian troops used artillery and mortar fire to support our positions, and unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) were used for surveillance in several key areas, including Chong Bok, Chong Sangam, Chong An Ma, Prasat Khon Kaen, Prasat Ta Kwai, and the Preah Vihear area.

The 2nd Army Region responded in a proportionate and appropriate self-defense manner, utilizing supporting weapons such as artillery and mortars to intercept and destroy key enemy military targets. This resulted in damage to the enemy in several areas, including the destruction of enemy trucks, attacks on supporting fire positions, and attacks on Cambodian military positions.

• The Chong Rayi-Plod Tang area, Kab Choeng District, Surin Province. Our side has taken control and occupied the area, and we are continuously strengthening security in the area to prevent retaliation from the opposing side.
• Chong Khana area, Kab Choeng District, Surin Province. The advance on target was carried out in a phased manner according to the operational plan. Key objectives have now been seized, and operations continue to maintain control of the area as planned.

For rear area security, the local military district has integrated its operations with the local administration, civil affairs volunteers, village security teams (VSAT), and civil defense volunteers (CDV) to conduct patrols, set up checkpoints, and stand guard within villages. This includes safeguarding public property and monitoring the behavior of suspicious individuals who may be infiltrating the area to gather intelligence, as part of the rear area security plan, in order to provide maximum confidence and security to the public.

The 2nd Army Area Command firmly reaffirms that it will take every measure within its capabilities to maintain the security and safety of the people and to decisively and absolutely protect the sovereignty, territorial integrity, and dignity of the nation.

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