Thailand, Cambodia Reach Ceasefire in Deadly Border Clash After Trump Trade Threat, Anwar Push
Thailand and Cambodia have reached a ceasefire agreement following a deadly border clash that lasted for five days and resulted in at least 36 casualties. The clashes occurred along the two countries' disputed border. The ceasefire agreement was reached after President Donald Trump's threat to impose tariffs on Thailand accelerated the regional push for a diplomatic solution. The dispute was also influenced by the efforts of Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, who had been mediating between the two countries. The conflict was the latest in a series of border disputes between Thailand and Cambodia, which have long-standing territorial disagreements. The ceasefire is expected to pave the way for further negotiations to resolve the underlying issues and establish a more lasting peace in the region.
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