Thailand and Cambodia Observe Ceasefire After Border Clashes
BORDER REGION — Thailand and Cambodia have halted military operations following weeks of fighting along their disputed border, offering a brief pause in hostilities as both sides assess the situation on the ground.
Although the ceasefire remains in effect, troops from both countries continue to hold their positions near the frontline. As a result, tensions remain high, and the stability of the truce is still uncertain.
Meanwhile, civilians displaced by the violence are waiting for clear signs that the ceasefire will last beyond its initial 72-hour period. Many families remain unable to return home, citing safety concerns and ongoing military presence.
Reporting from the area, Al Jazeera’s Assed Baig said the frontline shows visible damage from recent clashes, highlighting the human and physical cost of the conflict. Observers say the coming days will be critical in determining whether the truce leads to lasting calm.
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