Summary of Casualties from the Thai-Cambodian Border Clashes as of 27 July 2025

1. Civilians
     • Fatalities: 14
     • Seriously injured: 12
     • Moderately injured: 12
     • Slightly injured: 13
Total civilian casualties: 51
 
2. Military Personnel
     • Fatalities: 8
     • Injured: 103
Total military casualties: 111
 
Civilian Evacuation Update: A total of 139,646 civilians have been evacuated from high-risk areas to shelters across seven provinces, marking an increase of 3,720 persons. The breakdown is as follows:  

     • Ubon Ratchathani: 16,816 persons
     • Si Sa Ket: 62,691 persons
     • Surin: 39,104 persons
     • Buri Ram: 10,755 persons
     • Sa Kaeo: 4,076 persons
     • Chanthaburi: 450 persons
     • Trat: 5,754 persons
 
Royal Volunteer Forces in the Four Major Provinces:
A total of personnel deployed includes:
     • Royal Volunteers 904: 147 personnel
     • Civilian Royal Volunteers: 2,480 persons
     • Territorial Defense Student Volunteers: 220 personnel

Royal Kitchen Operations: A total of seven Royal Kitchen units and nine mobile kitchen trucks have been deployed.

- From 24 to 26 July, these units produced and distributed 125,100 meal boxes to affected civilians.

The Royal Thai Armed Forces extend their deepest condolences to the families of those who lost their lives and to all individuals affected by Cambodia’s violation of Thailand’s sovereignty. The armed forces also strongly condemn the indiscriminate use of weapons, which constitutes a blatant violation of international law and fundamental humanitarian principles.

 The Royal Thai Armed Forces respectfully request the cooperation of the public and media to refrain from disseminating images of deceased opposing forces, as well as from disclosing military information, in order to safeguard their shared national security.

The Royal Thai Armed Forces remain fully committed to fulfilling their duty with strength and dedication, safeguarding the sovereignty of the nation and ensuring the safety of the Thai people.