Day 3 of the Siamese invasion of Cambodia! The Siamese army attacked heavily in the areas of Ta Moan Thom, Ta Krabey, and Preah Vihear temples, but was unsuccessful as Cambodian artillery and infantry repelled them.

(Cambodia-Thailand Border): On July 26, 2025, the third day of the Siamese invasion of Cambodia, from noon to 6 p.m., the invading troops, both infantry and artillery, attacked the areas of Moan Thom Temple, Takrabei Temple, Thma Daun, Phnom Khaing, and Preah Vihear Temple in an attempt to seize control of the area.



The Siamese army’s attempt to invade Cambodia was unsuccessful because the brave Cambodian army counterattacked with infantry and heavy artillery fire on the invading troops, preventing them from advancing. Cambodia still holds all of these important battlefields and continues to defend itself most firmly.                                                                                                     

Despite the pressure and reinforcements from the Thai military, the Cambodian armed forces have not given up on this threat, and have continued to defend Cambodia’s sovereignty without losing even a millimeter. The Royal Government of Cambodia, the army, and the Cambodian people are united as one.

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