佩通坦再发声：虽无法履行总理职责，但一直在听取汇报并密切关注局势

Group 1 - The ongoing border conflict between Thailand and Cambodia has raised significant attention, with Thailand's Culture Minister Phetthongtarn stating that she is closely monitoring the situation despite being unable to fulfill her duties as acting Prime Minister [1][3] - Phetthongtarn reiterated the statement made by Thailand's acting Prime Minister Puththipong, accusing Cambodia of committing "serious war crimes" and emphasized the Thai Foreign Ministry's efforts to communicate with the international community regarding the conflict [3] - The conflict, which reignited on the 24th of this month, has seen both sides accusing each other of violating international law, with Thailand preparing to deploy troops to support soldiers and civilians in the border area [3][4] Group 2 - The Cambodian Defense Ministry reported that as the conflict entered its third day, the Thai Navy deployed eight warships in the coastal waters of Cambodia's Koh Kong province, while new clashes occurred over 100 kilometers from the disputed border area [3] - Cambodian officials have denied accusations from Thailand that Cambodia initiated the attacks, asserting that Cambodia is the victim and reserves the right to retaliate [3] - The complexity of the current conflict is attributed not only to historical reasons but also to political factors within both countries, including a leaked phone conversation involving Phetthongtarn that has sparked controversy in Thailand [4]