PHU MAKHUA, Thailand -- The guns may have fallen silent in this remote patch along the Thai-Cambodian border, where the late-July clashes between the Southeast Asian neighbors was the heaviest, but Phu Makhua has since emerged as ground zero in Thailand's diplomatic offensive against Cambodia over allegations of newly laid landmines.
Thailand-Cambodia conflict
Landmines highlight Thai 'cherry-picking' in Cambodian border crisis
Bangkok seeks international support over devices but not on broader dispute
Col. Somchok Jantasee, who heads a Thai mine clearing unit, with devices allegedly planted by Cambodian troops that were unearthed along the nations' disputed border. (Photo by Marwaan Macan-Markar)
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