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Thailand Accuses Cambodia of Ceasefire Breach
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Thai Army Accuses Cambodia of Violating Ceasefire: Drones Spotted Over Border - Tensions Escalate
Thailands army has accused Cambodia of breaking a fresh ceasefire deal just days after it was signed, following weeks of deadly border clashes that displaced nearly one million people. The truce, which came after talks helped by China and the US, was violated when Thai forces spotted over two hundred fifty drones flying over from the Cambodian side. The ceasefire, which included holding front lines, banning reinforcements, and allowing civilians to return home quickly, was called a significant step forward. However, Thailand has warned that Cambodias drone flights, which they consider a clear provocation, may lead them to rethink releasing eighteen Cambodian soldiers captured in July. The border dispute between the neighbors dates back over a century, with tensions boiling over earlier this year and leading to the worst fighting in over a decade. Chinas foreign minister praised the truce, but Cambodia has not commented yet, leaving everyone watching closely for what happens next. Checkout Solipillow.com
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