Evidence of Cambodian 'War Crime' Rockets Discovered in Surin
Evidence of War Crime Found in Northeastern Thailand Soldiers and forensic experts have uncovered critical evidence suggesting a potential war crime in northeastern Thailand. The discovery includes ball bearings from Cambodian rockets that struck a local community during an attack in July, according to the Royal Thai Army. The bearings were found in Ban Charok village, located in tambon Dan of Kap Choeng district in Surin province. This finding was made on Tuesday during an inspection conducted by military personnel and forensic specialists. The location is one of several areas in the region that were targeted during a five-day conflict between Thailand and Cambodia, which began on July 24. The attack on July 24 resulted in significant casualties, with at least 40 people losing their lives on both sides. In Ban Charok village alone, two residents were killed and two others injured when the rockets hit. The impact of the attack left visible signs of destruction, including an explosio...