Washington: US President Donald Trump announced on Saturday that the leaders of Cambodia and Thailand have agreed to meet immediately to negotiate a ceasefire after three days of escalating conflict along their border. According to France24.com, Thailand’s acting Prime Minister, Phumtham Wechayachai, expressed gratitude toward Trump for his intervention. He stated that Thailand is open to a ceasefire but emphasized

Surin: Thailand and Cambodia clashed for a third day on Saturday, as the death toll from their bloodiest fighting in years rose to 33 and Phnom Penh called for an “immediate ceasefire”. Report by Tommy Walker, C. Charpentier and G. Gosalbes. According to France24.com, the ongoing conflict has resulted in significant casualties, exacerbating tensions between the neighboring countries. Both sides

Surin: Thailand and Cambodia pounded each other with heavy artillery fire for a third day on Saturday, as a border conflict that killed at least 33 people and displaced more than 150,000 from their homes spread across the frontier. Story by Catherine Viette and Axelle Simon. According to France24.com, the ongoing hostilities have intensified, leading to significant casualties and widespread

Phnom Penh: An outbreak of violence between Thailand and Cambodia has escalated along the disputed border, with both nations accusing each other of being responsible for the hostilities. The clashes, which began on Thursday, have resulted in over thirty fatalities, including several civilians, causing heightened tensions in the region. According to Deutsche Welle, despite the ongoing violence, both Thailand and

Phnom Penh: On Saturday, President Trump announced that both Cambodia and Thailand are seeking immediate ceasefire talks as conflict between the two nations has escalated into a third day of deadly fighting. According to Deutsche Welle, Trump mentioned that he had discussions with Cambodian leader Hun Manet and Thailand’s acting Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai in an effort to resolve the

South Ayrshire: Thailand and Cambodia have expressed gratitude to Donald Trump for his mediation efforts following recent border clashes, even as shelling continues between the two nations. Trump announced on Saturday that he had urged the leaders of both countries to agree to an immediate ceasefire during phone calls made at the start of his private visit to his Scottish