Cambodia calls for immediate ceasefire' with Thailand after two days of deadly clashes
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Cambodia's envoy to the UN has requested an immediate and unconditional ceasefire with Thailand following deadly clashes that resulted in 15 fatalities and significant displacement. The UN security council convened to address the escalating border conflict, which involved artillery strikes and military engagement. Reports indicate over 138,000 people have been evacuated from the Thai border regions. Thailand has indicated openness to negotiate a resolution, possibly with Malaysia’s help, while fighting continues sporadically in affected areas.
Cambodia has asked for an immediate ceasefire with Thailand, emphasizing the need for an unconditional halt to hostilities and a peaceful resolution to the border disputes.
Fighting between Cambodia and Thailand has led to 15 deaths, including 14 civilians and a soldier, displacing thousands from their homes and prompting emergency discussions at the UN.
Reports indicate that more than 138,000 individuals have been evacuated from the Thai border regions due to ongoing clashes, with injuries numbering at least 46, including military personnel.
Bangkok has expressed a willingness to engage in diplomatic negotiations with Cambodia, potentially with Malaysia's assistance, illustrating a desire to resolve the conflict through dialogue.
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