Thailand and Cambodia Agree Ceasefire After Weeks of Deadly Border Clashes
BBC NewsDecember 27, 20252 min77,891 views
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- π€ Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to an immediate ceasefire after nearly three weeks of intense cross-border fighting.
- π The truce was signed by the defense ministers of both countries and took effect at noon local time.
- π The deal aims to allow almost a million displaced people to return to their homes.
Terms of the Ceasefire
- π Both sides have agreed to freeze troop movements along the border, with no further advancements.
- ποΈ Once the ceasefire has persisted for 72 hours, 18 Cambodian soldiers held captive in Thailand since July will be released.
- π During the initial 72-hour fragile period, an ASEAN observer team will be present as third-party mediators.
Diplomatic Involvement
- πΊπΈπ¨π³ The breakthrough followed days of talks, with diplomatic encouragement from China and the US.
- π£οΈ Previous mediation efforts involved the US President and Malaysian Prime Minister, as well as secretarial-level officers from the US and China.
- πΉπ The Thai military has been persistent, stating they would not stop military operations unless Cambodia complied with their conditions and allowed ASEAN observers.
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