The ongoing conflict between Thailand and Cambodia has led to significant displacement and casualties, with more than 150,000 people impacted by border tensions. Despite a ceasefire agreement reportedly brokered by China, accusations of violations continue from both sides, with Thailand claiming that Cambodia has breached the truce shortly after it was established. Recent clashes have resulted in at least 12 fatalities, prompting calls for urgent intervention and mediation. The situation remains precarious as both nations trade accusations, with the potential for further escalation looming. Meanwhile, international attention is drawn to the historical roots of the conflict, centered around disputed temples and territorial claims. The United States has issued travel warnings for the region as the conflict poses challenges to regional stability and security.