Cambodia Details Preah Vihear Temple Damage from 2025 Thai Shelling
Cambodia has revealed that Thai forces fired 1,599 heavy artillery shells around Preah Vihear Temple during the 2025 conflict, causing significant damage. CMAC highlights the widespread unexploded ordnance left behind, posing long-term risks to communities.
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