The Thai Army's First Military Command posted news on social media on the 10th that the Army Task Force and the Air Force launched a joint air operation on the same day and dispatched an F-16 fighter to attack the Cambodian military base close to the border occupied by Bannon in Sakae Province. Also, according to Thai media reports on the 10th, as the scope of the conflict between Thailand and Cambodia expands, the Thai Navy has mobilized sea, land and air forces to defend the sovereignty of the border area between Thailand's Chanthaburi and Dalat provinces. The report said that naval patrol vessels have been ordered to enter the combat zone to carry out all-weather patrol and surveillance missions, and be ready to deal with any escalation of the situation. The Thai Navy also warned all Thai fishing boats to avoid sailing in the Thai-Cambodian border waters, and urged fishermen to report any traces of Cambodian warships to the Navy. Furthermore, Thai Prime Minister Anutin said in an interview with Thai media in Bangkok on the 10th that he has not received any contact or coordination from the Cambodian side, and this is not the time for negotiations. Thai Foreign Minister Sihasa Ponzhik said in an interview with foreign media on the 9th that the current situation is not suitable for a third party to mediate, and Cambodia has a responsibility to ease the tension first. Fierce clashes broke out in the border area between Thailand and Cambodia on the 7th, and intense artillery fire broke out in many places. Both sides accuse each other of “firing first.”

The Thai Army's First Military Command posted news on social media on the 10th that the Army Task Force and the Air Force launched a joint air operation on the same day and dispatched an F-16 fighter to attack the Cambodian military base close to the border occupied by Bannon in Sakae Province. Also, according to Thai media reports on the 10th, as the scope of the conflict between Thailand and Cambodia expands, the Thai Navy has mobilized sea, land and air forces to defend the sovereignty of the border area between Thailand's Chanthaburi and Dalat provinces. The report said that naval patrol vessels have been ordered to enter the combat zone to carry out all-weather patrol and surveillance missions, and be ready to deal with any escalation of the situation. The Thai Navy also warned all Thai fishing boats to avoid sailing in the Thai-Cambodian border waters, and urged fishermen to report any traces of Cambodian warships to the Navy. Furthermore, Thai Prime Minister Anutin said in an interview with Thai media in Bangkok on the 10th that he has not received any contact or coordination from the Cambodian side, and this is not the time for negotiations. Thai Foreign Minister Sihasa Ponzhik said in an interview with foreign media on the 9th that the current situation is not suitable for a third party to mediate, and Cambodia has a responsibility to ease the tension first. Fierce clashes broke out in the border area between Thailand and Cambodia on the 7th, and intense artillery fire broke out in many places. Both sides accuse each other of “firing first.”