Thai Defence Ministry halts military aid to Cambodia, sends military students home after border clashes


Commanders of the Royal Thai Army (left) and Royal Cambodian Army (right) meeting at the Thai-Cambodia border near the Chong Chom border crossing between Thailand's Surin province and Cambodia's Oddar Meanchey province after the announcement of the ceasefire on July 29, 2025. - AFP

BANGKOK: Deputy Defence Minister Nattapol Nakpanit said on Thursday (July 31) that he had ordered the cessation of all military aid to Cambodia and the repatriation of its students at the National Defence College of Thailand (NDC).

Nattapol, who is also acting Defence Minister, stated that he ordered the halt of all military assistance to Cambodia and military cooperation after Cambodia began attacking Thai border areas, which led to border clashes.

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