Cambodian military conducts grenade attack at Thailand-Cambodia border

SchrodingerAirdrop · 2026-02-22T06:01:14+00:00

On February 5, a Thai military base in Sisaket Province was hit by grenades from Cambodia, raising concerns over border tensions. Fortunately, there are no reports of casualties as the base's defenses likely prevented injuries.

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2026-02-22 06:01:14

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On February 5th, Thai media reported an incident of shelling by the Cambodian military into Thai territory. Around 10:18 AM local time, a Thai military base stationed in Si Sa Ket Province was reportedly hit by a grenade launched from Cambodian territory.

Grenade attack near the border

Si Sa Ket Province is located very close to the Thailand-Cambodia border. According to Jin10 reports, the shelling occurred shortly after 10 AM, and it is believed that the grenade was accurately fired from the Cambodian side. The details of the incident are seen as part of a series of developments in the ongoing border dispute between the two countries.

Details of the 40mm grenade attack

The grenade used in this incident is a 40mm caliber, which is a standard military specification. This attack indicates heightened military tensions in the border region. Multiple eyewitnesses suggest that the grenade was precisely targeted.

No reports of casualties

Fortunately, there have been no reports of casualties or injuries from this grenade shelling so far. It is suspected that the Thai military base’s defensive measures and personnel deployment may have prevented further damage. The situation along the border continues to be closely monitored.

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