Cambodian and Thai leaders hold ceasefire talks in Malaysia
Summary
Thai and Cambodian leaders met in Malaysia to talk about stopping the fighting at their border. The clashes began after a land mine explosion injured Thai soldiers and have resulted in deaths and displacements. The meeting aims for a ceasefire, with leaders from other countries watching the talks.Key Facts
- Thai and Cambodian leaders met in Malaysia to discuss a ceasefire.
- Fighting started after a land mine injured five Thai soldiers.
- At least 35 people have died, and over 260,000 people have been displaced.
- Both countries have pulled back their ambassadors and closed border crossings, except for Cambodian workers going home.
- The U.S. and China sent representatives to observe the talks.
- The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), a regional group, is hosting the meeting urging peace.
- The U.S. President hinted that trade deals might be at risk if violence continues.
- Pope Leo XIV mentioned the conflict during prayers, focusing on the affected families and children.
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