Summary
Troops from Thailand and Cambodia had a clash despite a recent ceasefire that was supported by former U.S. President Donald Trump. The clashes happened in northeastern Thailand, involving gunfire and grenades, following a peace deal from July 28. There have been accusations from both sides about starting the conflict, but no casualties have been reported.
Key Facts
- Thai and Cambodian troops exchanged fire in northeastern Thailand.
- The clashes happened less than two months after a ceasefire was agreed upon on July 28.
- The ceasefire agreement was supported by former U.S. President Donald Trump.
- Both Thai and Cambodian sides have blamed each other for starting the conflict.
- Thai army reported no casualties after the clashes.
- Cambodia’s army stated they remain committed to the ceasefire despite incidents.
- Local authorities warned residents near the border area to prepare for possible evacuation.
- The situation may influence discussions at the upcoming ASEAN Summit in Malaysia.
