Thailand and Cambodia agree to talks in Malaysia after four days of fighting
Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to hold talks in Malaysia after four days of fierce fighting along their shared border. The conflict escalated earlier this week, leading to the deaths of at least 10 soldiers and civilians. The decision to hold negotiations comes after US President Donald Trump urged both sides to seek a ceasefire and resolve the dispute through diplomatic means. The fighting began when Cambodian troops moved to secure an area near the Preah Vihear temple, a disputed territory between the two countries. Both Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to send representatives to Malaysia for the talks, which are aimed at de-escalating the situation and finding a peaceful resolution to the long-standing border dispute. The conflict has raised concerns about the potential for further regional instability, and the international community has called for restraint and a peaceful solution.
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