Intense Talks for Ceasefire Along Thai-Cambodian Border
Donald Trump has initiated peace talks to end intense fighting between Cambodia and Thailand along their border. Leaders from both countries agree to meet for a ceasefire after three days of violence. Over 30 fatalities and 130,000 displacements mark one of the deadliest conflicts in years.
President Donald Trump has stepped into the escalating conflict between Thailand and Cambodia, urging leaders from both countries to negotiate a ceasefire. This comes after three days of fierce fighting along the Thai-Cambodian border, resulting in over 30 deaths and the displacement of more than 130,000 individuals.
During his visit to Scotland, Trump communicated with Cambodia's Prime Minister Hun Manet and Thailand's acting Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai. He warned that continued conflict would impede any future trade agreements with the U.S. Subsequently, both leaders agreed to meet urgently to discuss a ceasefire and peace efforts.
The historic tensions between the two nations stem from unresolved territorial disputes, exacerbated by recent border clashes. In response to Trump's diplomacy, other international figures like Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim have supported efforts toward a peaceful resolution.
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