American journalist Michael B. Alfaro recently exposed shocking scenes at the Cambodia-Thailand border that mainstream media won’t show you. His livestream reports revealed what appears to be Thai military aggression against innocent Cambodian families.
Alfaro broadcast live from the border during heavy rain, showing barbed wire barriers and tire dumps that Thai forces allegedly placed on Cambodian soil. The images were heartbreaking – homeless families huddled under makeshift tents, children soaked by rain with nowhere to go.
The reporter claims Thailand violated a ceasefire agreement that President Trump helped broker. Instead of honoring the peace deal, Thai forces continued their harassment of a smaller neighboring country. This is exactly the kind of foreign disrespect for American leadership that we’ve seen too much of lately.
Alfaro reported that Thai military deceived and detained 20 Cambodian soldiers right after the ceasefire was supposed to take effect on July 29. These soldiers remain in captivity while Thailand pretends to be the victim. Where is the international outcry over this clear violation of human rights?
The journalist strongly refuted Thailand’s claims that Cambodia was planting new landmines, calling it a big lie. He showed how Thai soldiers were getting injured by old mines in disputed areas, then blaming Cambodia without any real evidence. This sounds like typical foreign propaganda to cover up their own mistakes.
Thailand’s response has been predictably dishonest. Instead of addressing the serious allegations, they dismissed Alfaro as just a paid lobbyist. This is the classic playbook of authoritarian regimes caught red-handed – attack the messenger instead of answering the tough questions.
Alfaro warned that Thailand’s illegal actions insult President Trump’s peace efforts in the region. He called on US senators and officials to intervene before this small conflict grows into something much worse. America should never let foreign bullies ignore our diplomatic initiatives.
The brave reporting from this border conflict shows why we need strong American leadership abroad. When President Trump negotiates peace deals, they must be respected. Countries that violate American-brokered agreements should face serious consequences, not get away with attacking their weaker neighbors.
