Thailand-Cambodia 2011 Ceasefire After Deadly Border Clashes

In April 2011, Thailand and Cambodia agreed to a ceasefire following weeks of deadly border fighting around disputed ancient temples. The truce aimed to end clashes that caused casualties and displacement, though it proved fragile, with renewed skirmishes reported shortly after.

• Ceasefire agreed in late April 2011 after intense border fighting.
• Conflict primarily centered on disputed ancient temples like Preah Vihear.
• Clashes resulted in numerous casualties and displaced thousands of civilians.
• The 2011 ceasefire was fragile and quickly broken by renewed skirmishes.
• International calls, including from the UN, urged for restraint and dialogue.
• The long-standing border dispute was eventually referred to the ICJ for resolution.

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