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Jiman

Pertempuran meletus di sempadan Kemboja - Thailand
UTUSAN MALAYSIA

PHNOM PENH 15 Okt. ?Pertempuran bersenjata meletus hari ini antara askar Thailand dan Kemboja di zon sempadan yang menjadi punca pertikaian antara kedua-dua negara.

Pertempuran tersebut memarakkan konflik yang dikhuatiri boleh mencetuskan perang antara dua negara jiran itu.

Askar kedua-dua negara mula berbalas-balas tembakan pada 2.20 petang (3.20 petang) dan pertempuran berakhir lebih dua jam kemudian.

Kedua-dua pihak menuduh satu sama lain memulakan keganasan itu.

Setakat ini, seorang askar Kemboja dilaporkan terbunuh manakala empat askar Thai cedera dalam pertempuran itu.

Sementara itu, 10 askar Thai dikatakan menyerah diri kepada pihak lawan.

Pertempuran itu berlaku sehari selepas Perdana Menteri Kemboja, Hun Sen memberi kata dua kepada Thailand supaya mengundurkan askarnya dari zon sempadan dekat kuil purba Preah Vihear. ?AP

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Jiman

Thai arah pesawat pejuangnya bersedia
BERITA HARIAN

BANGKOK: Pegawai tentera udara Thai hari ini berkata pesawat pejuangnya, C-130 kini diletakkan dalam misi persediaan sekiranya meletus konflik pertikaian sempadan dengan Kemboja. - AP

Jiman

Tentera Thai, Kemboja berbalas tembakan
BERITA HARIAN

PREAH VIHEAR (Kemboja): Askar Thai dan Kemboja hari ini berbalas tembakan di sempadan di sini, kata Komander Tentera Kemboja, Bun Thean.

揟entera Kemboja dan Thai kini sedang berbalas tembakan di kawasan sempadan yang menjadi pertikaian," katanya.

Kemboja sebelum ini mendakwa lebih 500 askar Thai berkumpul berhampiran kawasan yang menjadi pertikaian di kuil lama Preah Vihear.

Stesen tv Thai turut menunjukkan imej kereta kebal sedang menghala ke kawasan konflik itu. - AFP

kereta kebal pulak dah..

Jiman

Pertempuran di sempadan Thai-Kemboja: 2 askar Kemboja maut
BERITA HARIAN

PHNOM PENH: Dua askar Kemboja maut dan dua lagi cedera, manakala askar Thai pula lima dilaporkan cedera selepas berlaku pertempuran di sempadan kedua-dua negara, hari ini.

揚ertempuan itu berlaku di sempadan sebelah Kemboja," kata Menteri Luar Kemboja, Hor Namhong.

揇i sebelah kita (Thai) lima askar cedera," kata Lt Jen Wiboonsak Neeparn, yang bertanggungjawab ke atas kawasan sempadan ke stesen tv Channel 3, petang ini. - AFP



tak berapa sure apa punca pertikaian atau perang ni..
kalau sesapa ada info atau update, harap dapat share sama2

033589

preah vihear tu katenye milik kemboja kan?

033589

kalo tak silap aku..preah vihear tu cam tempat pemujaan suci diorg..cumenye skang ni diorg nak tuntuk hak pemilikan kat atas tempat tu..thailand kate die punye..kemboja kate die punye...

jebeng

tp kan bkn ke2 dua2 buddha???...

Jiman

Originally posted by jebeng at 15-10-2008 09:31 PM

tp kan bkn ke2 dua2 buddha???...

sama agama bukan jaminan untuk bersatu
kalau ada pihak yg selfish dan ego..

kat mana2 pun dan agama apa sekalipun,
kalau tak sama2 bersatu, camni la jadinya..

Jiman

jumpa info sikit..

Thailand, Cambodia On Brink Of War

BANGKOK, Oct 15 (Bernama) -- Thailand and Cambodia are on the brink of war after soldiers from both sides exchanged fire at the disputed area near the ancient Hindu temple, Preah Vihear Temple, in Si Sa Ket province.

Thai Army spokesman Sansern Kaeowkamnerd told a news conference that one Cambodian soldier was killed and four Thais were injured in the incident which happened at about 2.45pm.

He said the Cambodian troops started firing first during two clashes along the border.

The Thai Foreign Ministry, which gave a briefing on the border dispute to Bangkok-based Asean diplomats this morning, has summoned Cambodian Ambassador Uk Sophon.

The shootout happened a day after Thai Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat refused to withdraw Thai soldiers from the disputed border area despite the ultimatum from Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen, who had threatened to go to war with its neighbour.

Earlier this month, soldiers from both countries exchanged fire at the disputed area, injuring several of them, while two Thai para-military rangers lost their legs after stepping on landmines there.

Preah Vihear Temple, known as Phra Viharn in Thailand, was named a World Heritage Site at a Unesco meeting in Quebec, Canada this year despite Thai opposition to the listing.

The ancient Hindu temple, perched on a 525-metre-high cliff on the Dangrek Mountain range that defines the Thai-Cambodian border, has been the source of a sovereignty dispute for decades.

Thai Army Chief Gen Anupong Paochinda had told his troops to be on high alert and to retaliate if provoked while the kingdom's jet fighters were put on high alert.

Thai Foreign Minister Sompong Amornvivat Wednesday asked Thai citizens in Cambodia to leave the country, adding that evacuation plans were in place.

The foreign ministers of both countries had met on several occasions to defuse tension over the border, but many analysts believed the entire conflict was due to domestic politics in both Cambodia and Thailand.

-- BERNAMA

jebeng

Erk..kalo bkn agama untk bersatu then wat per diorg beragama...sbb tanah ker?...ermm...mcm2

Jiman

Preah Vihear Temple (The soul of Khmer people)

It is located slightly east of the midsection of the Dangrek Mountain. It is perched on the edge of a giant cliff, 625 meters above sea level in northern part of Preah Vihear Province, Kingdom of Cambodia. Lying out on an 800-meter north-south axis, the Preah Vihear complex has a single imposing approach, leading up through a series of five towered entrance pavilions connected by causeways and steps that rise about 120 meters. Stunningly sitting at the top of Preah Vihear Temple, the main sanctuary is surrounded by libraries and other structures.  

Its history is mentioned as follows:

In the 9th century, Khmer King Yasovarman I (889-900) began work on the original Preah Vihear Temple. It was then a small sanctuary that was dedicated to Siva as Sikharesvara 揕ord of Summit

Jiman

Originally posted by jebeng at 15-10-2008 09:58 PM

Erk..kalo bkn agama untk bersatu then wat per diorg beragama...sbb tanah ker?...ermm...mcm2

ermmmm.. ikutkan daripada definisi agama & beragama yg sebenar,
memang salah satu tujuannya untuk menyatukan manusia..
rasanya takde agama yg menggalakkan kejahatan atau peperangan..

tapi mungkin ada segelintir orang yg either kurang pegangan/pemahaman agama
ataupun terlalu taksub dgn agama.. yg akhirnya akan lead kepada perkara yg tak diingini..

macam dalam hal thailand-kemboja ni, lebih kepada territorial dispute..
berebutkan kawasan 'kuil suci' ni..

kita tak tau apa alasan sebenar kedua2 negara ni nakkan kuil tu..
mungkin sbb kuil hindu tu (sacred place).. ataupun masing2 nak luaskan sempadan?
entah la.. sama2 la kita cari info dan perhatikan perkembangan hal ni
actually dah lama dah pun.. ada artikel tadi kata dah bertahun2 jugak
cuma baru2 ni je sampai cetus peperangan.. tak tau la kenapa..

jebeng

mcm kes georgia lak...tup2 je trus perang...

Jiman

Originally posted by jebeng at 15-10-2008 11:00 PM

mcm kes georgia lak...tup2 je trus perang...

yg ni dah lama rasanya .. territorial dispute ni ..
cuba kalau surf pasal kawasan & kuil ni pun rasa confuse
ada site (travel kebanyakannya) yg kata kat kemboja
site yg lain pulak kata thailand ..

tapi thailand ni pun .. dah la dgn masalah politik & PMnya tak settle,
dah tambah pulak masalah lagi satu ..

Jiman

Singapura Minta Thailand Dan Kemboja Elak Ketegangan Dalam Isu Pertikaian Kawasan
BERNAMA - 15 Oktober, 2008 23:28 PM

SINGAPURA, 15 Okt (Bernama) - Singapura menggesa Thailand dan Kemboja agar berhati-hati dalam menangani pertelingkahan sempadan antara kedua-dua negara yang telah mencetuksan pertempuran tentera kedua-dua belah pihak.

Dilaporkan tentera Thai dan Kemboja telah berbalas tembakan di kawasan sempadan berhampiran kuil Preah Vihear, yang membunuh dua anggota tentera Kemboja dan mencederakan beberapa anggota tentera Thailand.

Kementerian Luar Singapura berasa bimbang dengan kejadian tersebut dan menggesa kedua-dua pihak agar berhati-hati dalam menanganinya demi kepentingan serantau.

"Kami menyeru kedua-dua pihak untuk menyelesaikan pertikaian mereka menerusi rundingan berterusan," kata kementerian itu dalam satu kenyataan.

Pertikaian Kemboja dan Thailand berpunca daripada perebutan kawasan berhampiran kuil purba tersebut sejak Julai lepas sehingga berterusan ke minggu ini, setelah rundingan Isnin lepas gagal dan tentera Thai memasuki kawasan tersebut yang menimbulkan kemarahan pihak Kemboja.



boleh dikirakan 'laju' jugak singapore bagi respon kat isu ni..
nak tunggu apa pulak kata malaysia & negara asean yg lain..

Jiman

Sengketa makin meruncing - Thailand siap sedia pindahkan rakyatnya dari Kemboja
UTUSAN MALAYSIA

BANGKOK 15 Okt.

033589

hanya kerna nama sebenarnye....

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Perang' 10 minit


DUA askar Kemboja mengawal lokasi dekat kuil Preah Vihear semalam.



BANGKOK - Menteri Luar Thailand, Sompong Amornvivat semalam menggesa rakyat negara itu yang menetap di Kemboja segera pulang berikutan meningkatnya ketegangan di sempadan Thailand-Kemboja.

"Semua ahli perniagaan Thai yang tidak ada urusan di Kemboja perlu segera pulang. Kami sudah mempunyai pelan penyelamat untuk dilaksanakan," kata Sompang.

Para pegawai di bahagian timur laut Thailand memaklumkan penduduk tempatan yang tinggal di kawasan sempadan supaya segera berpindah sekiranya keganasan meningkat dan berterusan.

Anggota-anggota tentera Thailand dan Kemboja dilapor berbalas-balas tembakan selama 10 minit di sempadan daerah Kantalak, wilayah Si Sa Ket sekitar pukul 2.30 petang waktu tempatan.

Lokasi kejadian itu dipercayai berlaku tiga kilometer dari kuil Hindu kuno, Phreah Vihear yang menjadi pertikaian hak milik kedua-dua negara.



SEORANG askar Thai yang cedera dibawa untuk menerima
rawatan di sebuah hospital di sempadan Thailand-Kemboja semalam.



Dalam kejadian itu, dua askar Kemboja terbunuh manakala beberapa anggota tentera cedera.

Berikutan itu, Bangkok mengeluarkan protes rasmi kepada kerajaan Kemboja berhubung kejadian tersebut.

Jurucakap Tentera Thailand, Sansern Kaewkamnerd berkata, tentera Kemboja melepaskan lapan das tembakan ke arah askar-askarnya sehingga menyebabkan empat anggotanya cedera.

Sementara itu, Thailand menjelaskan jet-jet pejuang dan pesawat C-130 bersiap sedia untuk melakukan sebarang operasi ketenteraan. - Agensi

Jiman

Thailand, Cambodia military in talks after deadly border clash

PREAH VIHEAR, Cambodia, (AFP) - Cambodian and Thai military officials met Thursday to prevent more fighting as their governments sought to quell tensions after a border row boiled over into a deadly shoot-out.

They began talks around 11:00 am (0400 GMT) in Thailand to discuss troop levels and weaponry, as both governments said they were seeking to calm the situation and mend relations.

Gunfights broke out Wednesday in a number of small plots of disputed land near the 11th century Preah Vihear temple, a UN World Heritage site on Cambodian territory and the focus of months of tensions.

"My government still sticks to negotiation, although the clash was not serious," Thai Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat told reporters.

Cambodian Foreign Minister Hor Namhong said the situation along the border had eased since Wednesday and that diplomats from both countries met in Bangkok shortly after fighting erupted.

"The Thai ministry of foreign affairs asked the Cambodian embassy in Thailand for a meeting and there was a good conversation," Hor Namhong said.

Two Cambodian soldiers were killed in Wednesday's clashes and several from each side were wounded. Thailand's foreign ministry said Thursday seven of its soldiers were hurt.

A third Cambodian soldier who had already been ill died early Thursday of smoke inhalation from repeatedly firing his rocket-launcher, said Cambodian Major Meas Yeoun.

The United States and United Nations have called for restraint and Lieutenant General Surapol Puanaiyaka, of Thailand's top security body the National Security Council, said there was little danger of outright war.

"I am confident that the situation will not blow out of hand or escalate into full-scale warfare," he said.

The situation on the border appeared calmer Thursday as soldiers smiled and exchanged cordial words, an AFP correspondent there said, but civilians have fled the area and Thai expatriates and tourists are leaving Cambodia.

Some 432 Thais who were in Cambodia when the border fighting broke out returned to Thailand after the Bangkok government appealed for anyone not on urgent business to leave, an official said.

"We have convinced them to return on a Thai Airways flight," said foreign ministry spokesman Tharit Charungvat.

Cambodian riot police were deployed Wednesday in front of the Thai embassy in Phnom Penh, which was set on fire by anti-Thai rioters in 2003.

Cambodian interior ministry spokesman Khieu Sopheak said undercover police were monitoring Thai businesses to ensure their safety.

"We're protecting all Thai businessmen and citizens in Cambodia in case our people get furious and do something wrong that would not benefit either side," Khieu Sopheak told AFP.

Cambodian and Thai officials have disputed who started Wednesday's clashes.

The Cambodian army has said it is holding 13 Thai soldiers after they surrendered in a disputed area during fighting but Thai military and foreign ministry officials denied any of their troops had been captured.

The stand-off first flared in July after Preah Vihear was awarded World Heritage status by the UN cultural body UNESCO, angering some Thai nationalists who claim ownership of the site.

The situation quickly escalated into a military confrontation, with up to 1,000 Cambodian and Thai troops facing off for six weeks, although both sides in August agreed to reduce troop numbers in the main disputed area.

Tensions flared again this week after talks on Monday aimed at cooling the months-long standoff failed.

The Cambodian-Thai border has never been fully demarcated, in part because it is littered with landmines left over from decades of war in Cambodia.