Ceasefire Breached: Cambodia and Thailand in Renewed Conflict
Despite a recent ceasefire agreement, Cambodia has allegedly carried out attacks in multiple locations, according to a Thai army spokesman. The Thai forces have reportedly responded in self-defense. Tensions continue to simmer as both nations exchange accusations, complicating diplomatic efforts for peace.
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Amidst heightened tensions, Cambodia stands accused of breaching a ceasefire agreement by conducting attacks across several locations, a Thai army representative reported on Tuesday. The ceasefire, which both countries had agreed to just a day prior, was to commence at midnight.
In response to these alleged breaches, Thai troops have engaged in proportional retaliation, which they claim is an act of self-defense, Major General Winthai Suvaree stated.
The situation remains volatile as both nations navigate through a tangled web of accusations, impeding efforts to stabilize the region and negotiate lasting peace.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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