Cambodia, Thailand Agree on Weapons Withdrawal to Ease Tensions

Cambodia and Thailand have reached an agreement to de-escalate tensions along their disputed border. The two countries have agreed to gradually withdraw heavy weapons from the area and cooperate on landmine clearance operations. This comes after violent clashes in July that resulted in the deaths of dozens of people. The agreement is a significant step towards reducing the risk of further conflict and promoting stability in the region. Both governments have recognized the importance of finding a diplomatic solution to their territorial disputes and have committed to working together to address the issues. The withdrawal of heavy weapons and the joint landmine clearance efforts are expected to create a safer environment for the local population and facilitate the resumption of normal activities in the border region. The agreement also highlights the willingness of Cambodia and Thailand to engage in constructive dialogue and find mutually acceptable solutions to their differences.