Thailand moves to 'expel' Cambodian forces in deadly border clash; Is Trump's deal failing?

Intense fighting has erupted again along the Thailand–Cambodia border, shattering a recent ceasefire brokered by US President Donald Trump. Thai authorities say they are launching operations to “expel” Cambodian forces they claim have crossed into Thai territory, while Phnom Penh accuses Bangkok of attacking civilian villages under the pretext of defending its sovereignty. The renewed clashes, described as the fiercest since a five‑day conflict in July that killed 48 people and displaced around 300,000, have already left at least six Cambodian civilians and one Thai soldier dead.