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Saudi Air Force bombs UAE-Backed fighters in Yemen
This footage shows Saudi Air strikes being delivered in Yemen on the morning of 26 December, 2025. Positions held by the Hadhrami Elite Forces (HEF) in Wadi Nabhan were targeted. HEF is notionally a multinational force formed by the coalition of Arab nations and was formed to combat Al Qaeda, under the supervision and technical support of the United Arab Emirates. At one point, HEF was partly funded by Saudi Arabia, but now that the military unit is being used to support a Yemeni regime change in favor of the UAE-backed Transitional Council, Saudi Arabia is exhibiting a rather violent change of heart.
12 views / TodayCambodian Grad rocket barely misses Thai village dogs
This footage shows the impact of an M21-OF rocket fired from a Cambodian BM-21 Grad Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS). The Grad is the ubiquitous post-Warsaw Pact MLRS, having been sold to and copied by Communist-aligned regimes the world over during the Cold War and after. The rocket hit Khok Sung District, Sa Kaeo Province, Thailand, and nearly killed several pet dogs in the village. This reportedly occurred on 22 December 2025. In full disclosure, while all three dogs in the video appear to have survived the strike, the second one, shown fleeing from the dust and smoke, is probably pretty likely to have suffered some shrapnel injuries. Their behavior suggests that they heard the rocket quite some time before it arrived, but curiosity got the better of the pups and kept them in the area.
20 views / TodayThai Army M113 crew at work in Chong Anma
This interesting 360 degree footage shows a Royal Thai Army M113 and its crew pushing forward in an armored assault of Chong Anma, Thailand. In the background, a VT-4 Main Battle Tank is shown with a damaged barrel. Another Thai-owned VT-4 experienced a catastrophic failure of its barrel during an assault in December 2025. While that one reportedly shattered, and this one does not appear to be as damaged, that they failed in similar conditions does not bode well for the Chinese-made MBT. For their part, the 1960s American-made M113 APCs keep on tickin', despite an appearance that seems fitting in an older war.
13 views / TodayCivilian residence destroyed in Thai-Cambodia conflict
The house of the former head of the Cambodian-Thai border coordination office has been destroyed by the Royal Thai Army after it was suspected of being used as a drone launching point for Cambodian forces. The residence was located right next to the Thomoda Casino, which is suspected of being used as a command and control post for the Cambodian forces in that area. Thai forces have repeatedly used F-16 and Gripen fighter jets in conjunction with their own drone forces to target these structures and deny the Cambodian forces access to the locations, even though the Cambodian government has denied claims that they're using these structures as military outposts.
11 views / TodayBow and arrow shootout in New Guinea
A disagreement between New Guinea tribes boils over into a shoot out with traditional bows and arrows. No other information is known at this time. This may not seem as deadly as a gunfight, but bows can be quite dangerous. I, for example, used to be an adventurer, then I took an arrow to the knee.
33 views / TodayU.S. Navy launches attack drone in Middle East
Footage released to the Defense Visual Information Distribution Service shows the first ever launch of what is being called a LUCAS drone from the flight deck of the Independence-class littoral combat ship USS Santa Barbara. LUCAS class drones, short for Low-cost Unmanned Combat Attack System, are designed for one-way precision attacks. This first-ever use of the weapon system was conducted in the Arabian Gulf as part of Task Force Scorpion Strike, which is in line with the Pentagon's new strategy to rapidly acquire and employ low-cost drone systems to bolster American offensive and defensive capabilities globally.
10 views / TodayChinese Coast Guard injures Filipino fishermen
Cell phone footage recorded by Filipino fishermen working the Escoda Shoal on December 12, 2025, shows a series of targeted attacks against Filipino flagged fishing boats by members of the Chinese Coast Guard and Chinese Maritime Militia. Throughout the attack, the CCG and MMS used high-pressure water cannons to force the fishing boats away from the shoal, causing significant damage to at least two of the vessels, and causing injury to at least three of the fishermen. The Philippine Coast Guard responded by deploying two patrol vessels to assist the fishermen with medical aid, and additional fuel. The PCG ships faced multiple attempts at interdiction by the CCG vessels while they were en route to assist the fishermen. PCG spokesperson Commodore Jay Tarriela and Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro, condemned the actions as "dangerous," "inhumane," and an escalation targeting civilians, rejecting Chinese claims that the fishermen brandished knives and threatened the Chinese vessels and Coast Guard personnel.
12 views / TodayCambodian weapons storage facility destroyed
Reconnaissance drone footage released by the Royal Thai Military shows an air strike against Cambodian weapons and ammunitions storage depots inside the Thmor Choen Commune, of the Phnum Srok District, in the Banteay Meanchey Province of Cambodia. According to the Royal Thai Air Force, a pair of F-16s conducted the strikes utilizing laser guided munitions to destroy the targets while mitigating collateral damage. Battle damage assessment footage that's part of the same release shows that the targets were effectively eliminated.
12 views / TodayThai Army destroys K5 Bridge
Reconnaissance drone footage released by the Royal Thai Army shows the destruction of the K5 Bridge located in Cambodia near the border with Thailand's Sa Kaeo province, opposite the village of Ban Nong Chan. The bridge was actively being used by Cambodian forces to move critical logistics and weapons to combat forces in the region, also allegedly including landmines and mortar shells.
8 views / TodayGBU-12 dropped on Cambodian casino
Reconnaissance drone footage released by the Royal Thai Army captures the moment a GBU-12 dropped from an F-16 impacts with a Cambodian Casino. According to Thai sources, the Casino locations are being used by the Cambodian military to set up command and control stations to coordinate troop movements in the region, which is why we've been seeing so many of them hit by the Royal Thai Army.
7 views / TodayCambodian clown show of combat
Between the ongoing Cambodia-Thailand fight, as well as the Myanmar/Burma conflict, there is some kind of Southeast Asia cultural trait where the participants in the combat footage would rather record themselves in a selfie video than document the actual battles occurring around them. It's likely some sort of narcissism associated with the TikTok generation in which they perceive themselves as the main character. The problem with that is when you look like a complete fucking idiot, such as the soldiers in this video. The soldier nearest to the camera dances around unnecessarily as he fires his weapon. The butt stock is extended, but he doesn't shoulder the rifle. In fact, he doesn't even aim his rifle, he just holds it out in front of him like some average Joe off the street that's never held a weapon in his life. In addition to that he unnecessarily crosses the open threshold exposing himself to enemy fire... but let's be real here. There is likely no enemy fire, these clowns are just putting on a show for social media and using the ongoing conflict to boost their viewership, which again, perceives them as useless oxygen thieves rather than effective fighting men. Although this conflict between two warring nations has been highly publicized, the actual execution of it has been anything but effective by either side. We are now nearing a week in and the kill count for all sides combined, including civilians, is estimated to be 15-25. So what exactly are they doing out there? Oh yeah, dancing around like morons.
38 views / TodayRoyal Thai Army use jeep-mounted recoilless rifle
This short clip shows a crew of gunners in the Royal Thai Army utilizing a M40 recoilless rifle to attack a Cambodian position. This footage was released on 10 December 2025, amid the ongoing border clashes between the two nations. The M40 is shown mounted on a Jeep chassis, allowing the crew to relocate between shots as necessary. Note that because the weapon is mounted on a military vehicle, it does not meet the definition of "technical" as typified in other conflicts. The whole firing procedure for the M40 is showcased here, including the use of a range-finding rifle round before discharging the main gun. The gunners appear to be having a good time with this mission, if the thumbs-up is to be believed. As was showcased in the last fracas between Cambodia and Thailand, Thailand continues to evidently have the military upper hand.
7 views / TodayThai soldier rips on machine gun
Cell phone footage released by Thai border guards captures an engagement with Cambodian forces in the currently on-going conflict between Thailand and Cambodia. The soldier, manning a machine gun position, is purportedly engaging with a rival border position. Unfortunately, no further context was released with this video.
12 views / TodayRecoilless rifle engages Thai position
Footage released by Cambodian forces online shows a recoilless rifle being utilized to engage an alleged Thai military position located near the Prasat Ta Kwai temple ruins. The footage was purportedly recorded on December 9, 2025, marking the third day of combat in near the temple ruins and complete failure of the U.S.-brokered ceasefire. What began as skirmishes on December 7 has escalated into artillery duels, airstrikes, and ground assaults, with both sides accusing the other of initiating violations.
12 views / TodayThai Army uses Ukrainian tanks to destroy Cambodian casino
If you had Thai tanks destroying a Cambodian casino with Ukrainian technology on your World at War bingo card for 2025, please go ahead and check that one off for me, because that's what this video shows. According to the source, the target was a Cambodian casino located near the border between Thailand and Cambodia. The tanks in the reconnaissance drone footage appear to be the T-84 Oplot export variant tanks that Thailand purchased from Ukraine back in 2011 for $241m USD. According to Thai sources, these casino locations have been used by Cambodian forces to mount drone attacks against Thai forces. As a result, Thailand carried out multiple operations to target the positions with their armored units.
13 views / TodayCambodian troops react to artillery fire
Footage published online by Cambodian troops captures nearby artillery impacts causing the soldiers to take cover in their fighting position. It's interesting to note that this time around, the Cambodian troops appear to be wearing actual military uniforms. When this conflict initially kicked off over the past summer, the Cambodian troops were mostly wearing flip flops and cargo shorts with little to no protective equipment.
10 views / TodayThai troops drop recon drone
Footage released by Thai soldiers conducting combat operations in the on-going border clashes between Thailand and Cambodia shows a soldier armed with what appears to be an M16A3 bringing down an alleged Cambodian reconnaissance drone. This footage was recorded on December 8, 2025, but it's unclear exactly where it was captured.
12 views / TodayGrenade launcher exchange during border dispute
Cell phone footage published to Facebook by a Thai soldier shows another Thai soldier lobbing 40mm grenades towards alleged Cambodian positions today.
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