Thailand and Cambodia agree to halt fighting, Trump says
Summary
Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to stop fighting after recent border clashes. President Donald Trump announced that he spoke with both countries' leaders, who agreed to a ceasefire. The conflict, which has led to deaths and displaced many, involves a long-standing border disagreement.Key Facts
- President Trump announced a ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia.
- Recent border clashes led to at least 20 deaths and displaced about half a million people.
- The fighting involved rocket attacks by Cambodia and airstrikes by Thailand.
- The ceasefire agreement followed talks between Trump and the prime ministers of both countries.
- Tensions have been ongoing due to a historical border dispute lasting over a century.
- The conflict escalated on 24 July with significant violence in multiple provinces.
- There has been no direct comment from either Thai PM Anutin Charnvirakul or Cambodian PM Hun Manet on the ceasefire deal.
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