The number of deaths in the border confrontations in Thailand-Gambodia 32, more than 130 injuries Border conflict news

The number of deaths on both sides is now 32 years old, as fears grow from a greater conflict between the neighbors.

Kimbodian officials informed 12 others were killed As a result of the ongoing border conflict with Thailand, where the dead on both sides were now standing in 32 years, as fears grow that neighbors in Southeast Asia may become mired in an extended conflict.

A spokesman for the National Defense Ministry of Cambodian Mali Sochita told reporters on Saturday that seven civilians and five soldiers were confirmed. Another Cambodian man was reported that the Thai missiles struck the Buddhist temple in which he was hiding on Thursday.

The spokesman said that at least 50 Cambodian civilians and more than 20 soldiers were wounded.

Thailand has reported 13 civilians – including children – as well as six soldiers who have been killed during the past two days of fighting. Also, 29 Thai soldiers and 30 civilians were injured in Cambodian attacks.

The Kamboudia newspaper in Khamir Times, quoting officials in the Berra Vera Villa province in Cambodia, said that about 20,000 people have been evacuated so far from the northern border of the country with Thailand.

More than 138,000 people were evacuated from the border areas in Thailand, with about 300 evacuation centers, according to Thai officials. On Friday, Thailand declared martial law in eight areas along the border with Cambodia.

Conflict for decades-focusing on a disputed section of the Thai border- On Thursday After the Earth’s brown burst, five Thai soldiers were wounded.

Tensions on Thursday with Thailand and Cambodia were carried out directly on each other’s lands, with both sides accusing the other of opening the fire first.

Thailand said that the Cambodian army fired long -range missiles in civilian targets in the country, including a strike at the gas station, which killed at least six people.

Then the Thai army rushed to a F-16 fighter plane to bomb targets in Cambodia, including a strike on the Buddhist temple, which led to one civilian victim.

Cambodia, Thailand, was accused of using a large number of cluster munitions – a controversial weapon and widely condemned – describing it as a clear violation of international law.

On Friday, Fuhmham Yuhayahyhay, the Acting Prime Minister in Thailand, said that Cambodia may be guilty of war crimes due to the death of civilians, as well as the damage to the hospital.

The United Nations Security Council (Usc) held an emergency meeting that focuses on clashes behind closed doors late Friday in New York, but it did not issue an official public statement after the meeting.

The Associated Press news agency, noting that all the 15 UNSC members called on the parties to cancel the fighting, show restraint and resolve the conflict in peace.