Thailand and Cambodia agree to halt fighting, Trump says

The presidents of Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to halt the ongoing military clashes along their shared border, according to a statement made by U.S. President Donald Trump. The announcement comes after several days of intense fighting between the two Southeast Asian nations. While the leaders of Thailand and Cambodia have not yet confirmed the agreement, President Trump stated that he had spoken with both sides and they had agreed to cease the hostilities. The border dispute between the two countries has been a longstanding issue, with tensions flaring up periodically over the control of the Preah Vihear temple complex. The agreement to halt the fighting is seen as a positive development, as the conflict had the potential to escalate further and destabilize the region. Both countries have been urged to resolve their differences through diplomatic channels and avoid further military confrontation.