Cambodia and Thailand signed a ceasefire agreement today during an extraordinary General Border Committee meeting in Kuala Lumpur. Both sides discussed measures to restore peace and pledged to create a regional monitoring mechanism. They also agreed to treat captured soldiers under international humanitarian law and maintain dialogue through a bilateral process. Meanwhile, Cambodia dismissed Thailand’s legal threats as baseless and politically motivated. Despite border clashes on July 24 Cambodia reaffirmed its commitment to peace. The next meeting is scheduled within a month to ensure ongoing cooperation and regional stability.
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