-
Latest fighting focuses on two disputed temples
-
Thailand seeks bilateral talks
-
Analysts suggest domestic concerns behind fighting (Recasts with fresh fighting)
By Martin Petty
PHANOM DONG RAK, Thailand, April 25 (Reuters) - Thai and Cambodian troops clashed with guns and rocket-propelled grenades on Monday, witnesses said, after a nearly full-day break in fighting that has killed at least 12 people in four days and sent nearly 50,000 into evacuation centres.
Gunfire and explosions were heard near two disputed 12th-century Hindu temples that have been the scene of sporadic grenade and artillery bombardments since Friday in the bloodiest border conflict between the neighbours in nearly two decades.
Read the full article on Reuters - AlertNet.