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President Donald Trump On Saturday, he said he was talking to Cambodia and Thailand leaders, calling for ceasefire, adding that the US would not return to the “trading table” with the countries of Southeast Asia until the fight stopped.
“I just called the Prime Minister Cambodia very well and reported to him about his discussions with ThailandAnd his acting Prime Minister’s duties, Trump wrote about the Truth of Social Saturday, being in Scotland as part of a five-day trip to the United Kingdom.
“Both sides are looking for immediate ceasefire and peace. They also seek to return to the” trading table “with the United States, which, in our opinion, cannot be done until the fighting stops.”
The president said Cambodia and Thailand agreed to meet immediately and “quickly developed the ceasefire, and ultimately peace! It was an honor to deal with both countries. They are long and culture and culture. They hope they will be arranging for years.
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The Thai Military Mobile Division will deteriorate towards Cambodia after Thailand and Cambodia exchanged heavy artillery on Friday. (Reuters/Athit perawongmetha)
Clashes of border clashes between the two countries continued on the third day on Saturday, leaving at least 33 dead and moving 168,000.
Tensions flared up on Thursday After the mine on the border wounded five Thai soldiers, and both countries accused each other of fighting.
Thailand closed its border with Cambodia, and both countries remembered their ambassadors.
On Saturday, Cambodia said 12 more people were killed and Thai’s authorities said the soldier had been killed.
The Buddhist monk sits next to his dog in a shelter in Thailand on Friday. (Reuters/Athit perawongmetha)
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The UN Security Council also called for de-escalation on battles, and Foreign Minister Thailand Maris Sangiampongs said the Association of Southeast Asia (ASEAN) countries called for a peaceful resolution.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anvar Ibrahim, the current chairman of ASEAN, said that Thai and Cambodia leaders are open to ceasefire.
“Thailand confirms its commitment to peacefully resolve the conflict and in accordance with international law,” Sangimpangs said on Saturday, calling Cambodia “to return to the talks with sincerity and conscientiously.”
People are going to receive water supplies donated to the Battkao elementary school camp on Saturday. (Reuters/Soveit yarn)
He said, however, that Cambodia would need to stop the fight before Thailand counts the ceasefire.
On Saturday, the Cambodia Ministry condemned on Saturday what she called the “unlawful and intentional act of aggression” after five heavy artillery shells were released in Cambodian province.
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“Neither Thailand nor Cambodia pay attention to the International Humanitarian Law for Big Civil Residents,” said John Siftan in a statement to the Human Rights Watch. “Diplomatic efforts should prioritize the protection of civil and civil infrastructure.”
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
