Trump says he will make a call to end hostilities as Thailand and Cambodia at it again'
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Trump says he will make a call to end hostilities as Thailand and Cambodia at it again'
"Speaking at a rally in Pennsylvania, the US president reiterated his global peacemaking skills, proclaiming that in ten months I ended eight wars, before listing hostilities between Kosovo and Serbia, Pakistan and India, and Israel and Iran. Acknowledging that clashes have again erupted in the disputed border region in south-east Asia, Trump suggested he would again step in to calm tensions. I hate to say this one, named Cambodia-Thailand, and it started up today and tomorrow I'll have to make a phone call,"
"Fatal clashes escalated along the disputed border this week as both sides have sought to cast blame on the other for the fighting and vowed to defend their territories. More than 500,000 people have fled their homes to safety in Thailand and Cambodia since the start of the reignited conflict. Both sides have accused each other of violating a US-backed ceasefire deal brokered by Trump in July and signed in his presence six weeks ago."
Donald Trump said he will make a phone call to try to stop renewed fighting on the Thai-Cambodia border after a US-brokered ceasefire collapsed. He claimed he ended eight wars in ten months and listed conflicts including Kosovo-Serbia, Pakistan-India and Israel-Iran, suggesting he could again calm tensions. Fatal clashes escalated as both sides blamed each other and more than 500,000 people fled their homes in Thailand and Cambodia. Both sides accused the other of violating the ceasefire signed in his presence six weeks earlier. Thailand suspended de-escalation after a soldier was maimed by a landmine that Bangkok blamed on Cambodia, which Cambodia denies. Thai prime minister Anutin Charnvirakul said Cambodia had not sought negotiations and vowed continued military operations with government support.
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