Thai authorities have returned the bodies of 12 Cambodian soldiers killed in border clashes.

Malaysia's foreign minister announced that Phnom Penh and Bangkok have agreed to Kuala Lumpur's mediation in the border conflict.

Thailand's acting prime minister visited the border province of Trat to assess the situation as the conflict with Cambodia continues.

Hundreds of thousands of cambodians and thais have evacuated from the border, seeking refuge in evacuation centers and temples.

Fighting continues on the Thailand-Cambodia border despite both sides previously stating their willingness to negotiate a ceasefire.

Evacuated residents on both the Thai and Cambodian sides of the border describe their neighbors as "brothers" and "friends", appealing for a return to peace.

The Ta Muen temple complex and Preah Vihear temple, disputed between Cambodia and Thailand, are located on the Dangrek Mountains and are precious heritage sites with a history spanning thousands of years.

The Royal Thai Air Force (RTAF) announced the deployment of F-16 and Gripen fighter jets to bomb Cambodian artillery positions and a command post in the contested border area.

45 Cambodian workers and tourists were trapped for nearly two days at Preah Vihear temple as fighting erupted between Cambodian and Thai forces.

Despite prior evacuation preparations, Thai residents near the border were shocked by the rapid escalation of the conflict with Cambodia.

Thailand has confirmed the use of cluster bombs against Cambodian military targets, drawing criticism from Phnom Penh for violating international law.

Border clashes between Cambodia and Thailand entered a third day, with both sides accusing the other of launching attacks across the border in Pursat and Trat provinces.

Cambodia's Ministry of National Defense reported 13 deaths, dozens of injuries, and over 35,000 evacuations due to clashes with Thailand.

Cambodia's ambassador says the country has called for an immediate ceasefire with Thailand in a closed UN Security Council meeting on the conflict.