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Trump Calls Thai, Cambodian Leaders in Bid to End Conflict
- On Saturday, US President Donald Trump reached out to Cambodia’s head of government and Thailand’s acting leader to encourage both nations to agree to an immediate ceasefire amid the deadly border clashes.
- The fighting started on Thursday near the Prasat Ta Muen Thom temple, escalating over three days with clashes spreading along the rural and coastal border regions.
- Trump reported both countries want a ceasefire and agreed to meet immediately to negotiate peace while warning that trade deals with either nation are halted until fighting stops.
- The border conflict has caused at least 33 deaths—13 in Cambodia and 20 in Thailand—including many civilians, and displaced over 173,000 people in total.
- Officials from the US, China, and Malaysia have contacted Thai authorities in an effort to promote a ceasefire, while the intensifying border clashes threaten to deepen political instability in both nations.
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Trump leverages trade in effort to end Cambodia-Thailand conflict - Washington Examiner
President Donald Trump on Saturday undertook yet another peacemaking mission, this time between Thailand and Cambodia. As escalating fighting entered its third day, Trump intervened after initially remaining mum on the conflict. He reported that both countries want an immediate ceasefire and will meet immediately to work one out. As has become a typical part of his diplomatic strategy, he informed both that any trade talks were off the table as …
President Trump Intervenes in the Threat of War Between Thailand and Cambodia
President Trump announced while in Scotland, that he is trying to stop another war. This time, it’s between Cambodia and Thailand. Trump is speaking to the heads of state of both countries. He hopes to use tariff deals to obtain a ceasefire. It worked with Pakistan and India. He said: Just spoke to the Prime […] The post President Trump Intervenes in the Threat of War Between Thailand and Cambodia appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, declared on Saturday that both Thailand and Cambodia are seeking a ceasefire and peace. Again, the president who promised to end the war in Ukraine on the second day of his term intends to become a peacemaker, while only days ago his country withdrew from the negotiations in Qatar for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. READ ALSO: Thailand-Cambodia confrontations enter on its third day with an increas…
Both countries have been fighting since Thursday because of a border dispute. ...
Since Thursday, the struggles between neighbouring countries Thailand and Cambodia have escalated. US President Donald Trump is pushing for a ceasefire: he makes this a condition for trade talks with both states.
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Bangkok PostTrump calls Thai, Cambodian leaders in bid to end conflict
President Donald Trump said he called the leaders of Thailand and Cambodia to urge them to stop the fighting that erupted earlier this week, warning he wouldn’t make a trade deal with either country while the conflict continued.
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