Cambodia’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Prak Sokhonn briefed diplomats and defence attachés on the border situation.
Clashes occurred between Cambodian and Thai forces on Thursday and Friday, with both sides blaming each other for violations.
Thai military reported Cambodian forces used heavy weapons, including field artillery and BM-21 rocket systems, while Thai forces responded with supporting fire.
As of Thursday night, 14 Thai individuals were killed and 46 injured; one Cambodian villager was killed and five wounded.
Over 2,900 families near the border have been evacuated to safe locations due to ongoing fighting.
Cambodian officials reported that Thai troops used heavy weapons, F-16 fighter jets, in attacks on Cambodian territory, as border clash escalates.
UN security council closeddoor meeting was scheduled to discuss the border clashes, requested by Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urged both countries to exercise maximum restraint and resolve issues through dialogue.
The Thai embassy to Cambodia advised Thai nationals to leave the country amid escalating tensions.
Artillery fire was reported near the border area early Friday, indicating continued hostilities.
SOURCE: AGENCIES
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