Recent clashes along the Cambodia-Thailand border, including artillery fire and airstrikes, have prompted accusations from Cambodians of a long-standing pattern of territorial encroachment. While internationally framed as a simple escalation, many in Cambodia view the conflict as a continuation of historical land disputes. This perceived recurring pattern fuels resentment and a sense of vulnerability within Cambodia. The incidents highlight concerns over Thailand’s military actions near the border and a perceived lack of sufficient international attention to these claims. This latest violence is prompting calls for a re-examination of past border agreements and a more robust effort to address Cambodian concerns regarding sovereignty. The situation raises questions about regional stability and the need for a peaceful resolution to these longstanding tensions.