Washington: The US State Department has expressed concern over the ongoing clashes between Thailand and Cambodia, urging an immediate ceasefire. The call comes amid escalating tensions and rising casualties on both sides of the border.

According to Thai News Agency, the US State Department released a statement emphasizing the urgency of halting hostilities and returning to the peace process as outlined in the Kuala Lumpur Peace Declaration. This agreement, signed by the prime ministers of Cambodia and Thailand on October 26th, was witnessed by President Donald Trump and Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, highlighting its international significance.

The clashes, which have resulted in numerous deaths and injuries, have drawn international attention and concern. The US State Department’s call for a ceasefire underscores the need for diplomatic efforts and adherence to previously agreed-upon measures to prevent further escalation and loss of life.