ថៃលែងនៅស្ងៀមហើយ ប្រកាសត្រៀមធ្វើសង្រ្គាមជាមួយ​មីយ៉ាន់ម៉ា បើ​គ្រាប់​​ផ្លោងបន្តចំផ្ទះអ្នកភូមិថៃ

Thailand is reeling from intense fighting between the Myanmar military and ethnic armed groups, with shells flying across the border into Thai territory on Friday, December 5. A large artillery shell landed in a village, injuring two Thai civilians and causing extensive property damage.

The incident occurred near a river (Moei) opposite Thailand’s Tak province as Myanmar’s military intensified its offensive against ethnic armed groups. The shell landed in the middle of the village of Mekong, prompting authorities to issue an urgent warning to residents to seek shelter from the flames and shrapnel. Thai officials reported that two villagers were injured, one seriously, and was rushed to Mae Sot district hospital. Several houses and cars in the community were badly damaged.

The Myanmar military and ethnic armed groups have been using heavy weapons, including heavy machine guns and mortars, to engage in fierce fighting along the Thai border. In response, the Thai Rajamanu Special Forces fired four smoke grenades into the conflict zone in Myanmar as a warning. Meanwhile, community leaders used public address systems to urge people to evacuate to safe areas immediately, while vulnerable groups, including children and the elderly, were moved to safe areas. Thai national defense units, including the Rajamanu Special Forces, border patrol police and local security forces, have strengthened their positions along the border to maintain sovereignty and security.
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