Leaders of Thailand and Cambodia meeting for talks to end deadly border dispute
Summary
Thai and Cambodian leaders will meet in Malaysia to discuss ending a border conflict. The conflict has resulted in at least 34 deaths and over 168,000 people leaving their homes. U.S. President Donald Trump encouraged both countries to negotiate a ceasefire, and they have agreed to begin talks.Key Facts
- Thai and Cambodian leaders plan to meet in Malaysia to discuss peace.
- The conflict along the border has been ongoing for four days with 34 people dead and 168,000 displaced.
- U.S. President Donald Trump urged both countries to negotiate or risk losing trade agreements with the U.S.
- Cambodia has agreed to an "immediate and unconditional ceasefire," and Thailand expressed cautious support.
- Fighting started after a land mine exploded and injured five Thai soldiers.
- Both countries blame each other for the ongoing violence.
- Thailand closed its border crossings with Cambodia amid the conflict.
- The leaders of both countries have withdrawn their ambassadors.
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