首相洪玛奈告诉福克斯新闻数字版,泰国士兵用铁丝网和集装箱封锁了一些地区,使特朗普斡旋的停火协议受到紧张局势影响
作者:摩根·菲利普斯
福克斯新闻
发布时间:2026年2月19日下午6:27(美国东部时间)| 更新时间:2026年2月19日下午6:41(美国东部时间)
福克斯独家消息: 去年,唐纳德·特朗普总统促成泰国和柬埔寨停火协议时,曾高调宣称这是他的胜利。
“还有谁能说,’我打个电话就能阻止两个非常强大的国家泰国和柬埔寨之间的战争?’”他当时说道。
现在,这项协议似乎面临紧张局势。柬埔寨首相洪玛奈向福克斯新闻数字版透露,泰国军队已进入争议线以外长期属于柬埔寨的领土。柬埔寨官员表示,泰国士兵用铁丝网和集装箱封锁了村庄,导致8万名柬埔寨当地居民无法返回家园。
“这种占领甚至超出了泰国单方面的主张范围,”洪玛奈称,”许多村民无法回到他们的家乡。”
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柬埔寨和泰国数十年来一直就500英里陆地边界的部分区域存在争端,其中大部分边界是在法国殖民时期划定的,后来曼谷和金边对其解释存在分歧。这一争端不时升级为武装冲突,特别是在历史悠久的高棉寺庙遗址和农村村庄附近,这些地区的边界划分仍未完成。
去年,紧张局势再次升级,边境有争议的地段爆发战斗,导致双方数千名平民流离失所。冲突促使外交干预,并在吉隆坡举行的东盟峰会上,在美国参与下达成了停火协议。
最新战斗的图像和当地报道显示,边境附近的建筑遭到破坏,包括联合国教科文组织列入名录的柏威夏寺建筑群及其附近区域——这引发了对争议地区文化遗产安全的担忧。柬埔寨官员指责泰国军队造成了破坏,而泰国官员否认蓄意瞄准宗教或文化地标,称军事行动仅限于有争议的安全区域。
截至发稿时,泰国驻柬埔寨大使馆未就此次采访置评。
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尽管如此,洪玛奈拒绝威胁采取军事报复。”我们的立场是始终坚持和平解决,”他说,”我们认为用战争来停止战争既不可持续也不现实。”
泰国人口超过7000万,约为柬埔寨1700万人口的四倍,其军队规模明显更大、装备更精良,这使得任何新的冲突风险更高。
由于战斗再次威胁边境脆弱的稳定,洪玛奈本周前往华盛顿,参加特朗普和平委员会的首次会议。
“和平委员会可以在促进柬埔寨和泰国之间的和平、稳定与正常化方面发挥积极作用,”他表示。
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洪玛奈于2023年上任,接替统治柬埔寨近四十年的父亲洪森。这次领导层过渡标志着数十年来首次正式权力交接,尽管执政的柬埔寨人民党在长期批评人权组织关于反对党活动受限的背景下,仍牢牢控制着国家政治体制。
作为美国西点军校毕业生,洪玛奈在寻求与中国保持密切关系的同时,也在谨慎地重新开启与华盛顿的沟通渠道,包括恢复2017年暂停的联合军事演习。
在柬埔寨应对与泰国紧张关系的同时,它也在平衡与华盛顿和北京的关系。
洪玛奈表示,与竞争世界大国打交道”不必是零和游戏”,作为一个小国,柬埔寨”无法选择对抗任何一方”。
这种平衡部分集中在柬埔寨南部海岸的战略设施——西哈努克港海军基地,该基地由中国资助重建。
1月底,辛辛那提号军舰停靠在西哈努克港海军基地,这是该基地在中国资助和技术支持下翻新后首次有美国军舰访问。这次访问的一个显著特点是:辛辛那提号停靠在距离一艘已停泊在基地的中国海军舰艇仅约150米处。多年来,美国官员一直担心柬埔寨允许中国获得独家使用权。
但洪玛奈坚称,该基地仍由柬埔寨控制。”我们的宪法规定,任何外国军事基地都不能设在柬埔寨领土上。”
他说,这次美国访问”清楚表明,柬埔寨不会被专门用作与中国合作的海军基地”。
洪玛奈还证实,2017年暂停的美柬年度军事演习”吴哥哨兵”将于今年恢复——这标志着国防关系升温。”我们希望与美国扩大合作。”
近年来,柬埔寨已成为大型在线诈骗活动的中心,包括所谓的”杀猪盘”骗局,这些骗局使包括美国人在内的全球受害者损失数十亿美元。美国当局已制裁与加密货币欺诈有关的柬埔寨实体,并向金边施压,要求加大执法力度,因为一些诈骗园区涉及人口贩卖和强迫劳动。
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洪玛奈表示,他的政府已加强与美国当局的合作,并最近与联邦调查局合作破获了一起重大案件。
“我们最近与联邦调查局合作侦破了一起涉及一名柬埔寨权贵(oknyaks)的重大案件,”他说,”我们逮捕了他,并关闭了其中一个大型园区。”
Cambodian PM says Thai forces occupying disputed land despite Trump-brokered ceasefire
Prime Minister Hun Manet tells Fox News Digital that Thai soldiers sealed off areas with barbed wire and shipping containers, straining Trump-brokered ceasefire
By Morgan Phillips
Fox News
Published February 19, 2026 6:27pm EST | Updated February 19, 2026 6:41pm EST
FIRST ON FOX: Last year when President Donald Trump helped broker a ceasefire agreement between Thailand and Cambodia, he took a victory lap.
“Who else could say, ‘I’m going to make a phone call and stop a war between two very powerful countries, Thailand and Cambodia?’” he said.
Now, that agreement appears under strain, as Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet told Fox News Digital that Thai forces have pushed into long-held Cambodian territory beyond the line of dispute. Thai soldiers have sealed off villages with barbed wire and shipping containers, leaving 80,000 Cambodian locals unable to return home, according to Cambodian officials.
“The occupation is beyond even Thailand’s unilateral claim,” Manet said. “Many of the villagers cannot go back to their hometowns.”
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Cambodia and Thailand have sparred for decades over sections of their 500-mile land border, much of which was drawn during the French colonial era and later interpreted differently by Bangkok and Phnom Penh. The dispute has periodically flared into armed clashes, particularly around areas near historic Khmer temple sites and rural villages where demarcation remains incomplete.
Tensions escalated again last year, with fighting breaking out along contested stretches of the frontier and displacing thousands of civilians on both sides. The clashes prompted diplomatic intervention and culminated in a ceasefire agreement brokered with U.S. involvement during an ASEAN summit in Kuala Lumpur.
Images and local reporting from the most recent fighting show damage to structures near the frontier, including at or near the UNESCO-listed Preah Vihear temple complex — raising concerns about the safety of cultural heritage sites caught in contested zones. Cambodian officials have blamed Thai forces for the damage, while Thai officials have denied deliberately targeting religious or cultural landmarks, saying military operations were limited to contested security areas.
The Thai embassy could not be reached for comment on this interview.
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Still, Manet declined to threaten military retaliation. “Our position is to always stick to peaceful resolutions,” he said. “We don’t believe that using war to stop a war is sustainable or practical.”
Thailand, with a population of more than 70 million — roughly four times Cambodia’s 17 million — maintains a significantly larger and better-equipped military, raising the stakes of any renewed conflict.
With fighting again threatening fragile stability along the frontier, Manet traveled to Washington this week for the inaugural meeting of Trump’s Board of Peace.
“The Board of Peace can play an active role in promoting peace, stability and normalcy between Cambodia and Thailand,” he said.
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Hun Manet took office in 2023, succeeding his father, Hun Sen, who ruled Cambodia for nearly four decades. The leadership transition marked the first formal handover of power in decades, though the ruling Cambodian People’s Party has maintained firm control over the country’s political system amid longstanding criticism from rights groups about limits on opposition activity.
A graduate of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, Manet has sought to maintain close ties with China while cautiously reopening channels with Washington, including restoring joint military exercises that had been suspended in 2017.
As Cambodia navigates tensions with Thailand, it is also balancing relations between Washington and Beijing.
Manet said navigating ties with competing world powers “doesn’t have to be a zero-sum game” and that Cambodia, as a smaller nation, cannot afford to “choose one country against the other.”
That balance has centered in part on Ream Naval Base, a strategic facility on Cambodia’s southern coast rebuilt with Chinese financing.
The USS Cincinnati docked at Ream in late January, marking the first U.S. warship visit since the base was renovated with Chinese funding and technical support. The visit was marked by a striking visual: the USS Cincinnati docked roughly 150 meters from a Chinese naval vessel already moored at the base. For years, U.S. officials have raised concerns that Cambodia had granted China exclusive access.
But Manet insisted the base remains under Cambodian control. “Our constitution says that no foreign military base [can] be situated on Cambodian soil.”
The U.S. visit, he said, “clearly shows that Cambodia is not exclusively used as a naval base for cooperation with China.”
Manet also confirmed that annual U.S.-Cambodia military exercises known as Angkor Sentinel, suspended in 2017, are set to resume this year — signaling warming defense ties. “We hope to have expanding cooperation with the U.S.”
In recent years, Cambodia has emerged as a hub for large-scale online scam operations, including so-called “pig butchering” schemes that have defrauded victims worldwide — including Americans — out of billions of dollars. U.S. authorities have sanctioned Cambodian-linked entities tied to crypto fraud and pressed Phnom Penh to intensify enforcement efforts amid concerns about trafficking and forced labor linked to some compounds.
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Manet said his government has stepped up cooperation with U.S. authorities and recently worked with the FBI to dismantle a major operation.
“We have recently worked with the FBI cracking on a major case involving one of the Oknyaks,” he said, referring to an influential Cambodian figure. “We arrested him, and we closed down one of the big compounds.”
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