Summary
Fighting has broken out again between Thailand and Cambodia, despite a peace agreement signed in October with the help of President Trump. The renewed conflict has resulted in at least 12 deaths and thousands being displaced. The original ceasefire aimed to remove heavy weapons and landmines, but recent clashes have put this agreement at risk.
Key Facts
- Thailand and Cambodia are fighting again despite a ceasefire deal.
- The peace agreement was signed in October, with President Trump's involvement.
- At least 12 people have died in the latest clashes.
- The fighting has displaced thousands of people.
- The ceasefire deal included removing heavy weapons and landmines.
- Recent clashes have threatened the peace agreement.
- The US-brokered deal also aimed to stop online information warfare.
- Last month, a landmine explosion injured a Thai soldier, leading Thailand to pause the agreement.
