Infrastructure Casualties
The list below documents the infrastructure casualties resulting from the attacks of the Thai military during the Thailand-Cambodia border conflict in 2025. Each entry serves as a solemn reminder of the human cost of the conflict and underscores the urgent need for adherence to International Humanitarian Law (IHL)during times of war. If you have any information regarding infrastructure casualties that you would like to contribute, please feel free to do so through the 'Information Contribution' section.
For civilian casualties, please visit Civilian Lives and Losses.
For soldier casualties, please visit Soldier Casualties.
Preah Vihear temple damaged by Thai artillery
The impact of artillery fire on a World Heritage Site highlights a profound disregard for the preservation of global cultural heritage.
Ta Krabei temple damaged by Thai artillery
The impact of artillery fire on a Heritage Site highlights a profound disregard for the preservation of global cultural heritage.
Lord Vishnu statue damaged by Thai military
Thai military used an escavator to demolish a statue of Lord Vishnu, a significant cultural and religious symbol in Hinduism.
Budhdist pagoda destroyed by Thai artillery
The bombing of a Buddhist pagoda, despite Thailand being a predominantly Buddhist country, demonstrates a troubling disregard for religious and cultural heritage.
Schools destroyed by Thai artillery
Thai artillery strikes destroyed numerous schools, disrupting the education of thousands of children.
Bridges destroyed by Thai artillery
The destruction of multiple bridges by Thai artillery fire severely affected transportation routes and communication for civilians.
