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Thailand and Cambodia to deploy ceasefire monitors despite deadlock over captured soldiers
THAILAND, AUG 7 – The 13-point ceasefire includes troop movement freezes and civilian protections with ASEAN-led observer teams monitoring compliance to prevent renewed conflict, following deadly clashes that displaced over 300,000.
- Thailand and Cambodia agreed to establish interim ceasefire monitors after border clashes, despite Cambodia's captured soldiers remaining unresolved.
- Dozens were killed and over 260,000 displaced on both sides of the Thai-Cambodian border after a land mine incident sparked fighting.
- The U.S. Ambassador to Malaysia said the ceasefire agreement was an important milestone towards a durable truce.
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