Core Viewpoint - The Thai government condemns Cambodia for attacks resulting in civilian casualties and destruction, calling for international condemnation of these actions [1] Summary by Relevant Sections Government Response - Thai Prime Minister Puthan stated that the attacks by Cambodia have led to 13 civilian deaths and significant property damage, constituting serious war crimes [1] - The Thai Foreign Minister reported the situation to the UN Secretary-General and the government has sent a letter to the UN Security Council to explain the facts and condemn Cambodia's actions against innocent civilians [1] Military Actions - The Thai military's counterattacks are strictly limited to Cambodian military targets, conducted under the right to self-defense as per international law, resulting in the destruction of some Cambodian military bases [1] - The government has successfully relocated hundreds of thousands of people from affected areas [1] Compensation and Support - The Thai government has established a compensation scheme: 1 million Thai Baht for families of deceased, 700,000 Baht for the disabled, 200,000 Baht for seriously injured, and 100,000 Baht for minor injuries [1] - Special flights are being arranged to ensure the safe return of Thai citizens stranded at the border, and efforts are being made to treat injured soldiers [1] National Unity - Puthan emphasized the need for Thai citizens to unite in support of the military defending national sovereignty, clarifying that the conflict is not between the two peoples but a necessary action to protect sovereignty [1]