KRONG SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA - JULY 25, 2025: Cambodian families, including children, were seen fleeing areas near the Cambodian-Thai border on Friday, July 25, as border clashes between the two countries continued for a second consecutive day. Carrying water and basic necessities, families sought safety farther inland amid escalating tensions. The movement follows renewed hostilities between Thai and Cambodian forces, raising concerns of a broader humanitarian impact in the region. According to Thailand’s Health Ministry, the death toll has climbed to 15, including one soldier, while Cambodia has confirmed the death of a monk and said five others were injured in airstrikes by Thai air forces on Thursday. Cambodia and Thailand have downgraded diplomatic ties to their lowest level in decades after tensions between the two countries began rising on May 28, when troops exchanged fire near the border, resulting in the death of a Cambodian soldier. The two Southeast Asian neighbors have a disputed border lying across Cambodia’s Preah Vihear province and the northeastern province of Ubon Ratchathani in Thailand. Reporting by Daniel Ceng // Writing by Mustafa Tuncer