Overview
- Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said all steps under the October 26 Kuala Lumpur declaration are on hold pending clarity after the Sisaket border blast.
- The Royal Thai Army reported Thai soldiers were wounded on patrol, including one who lost a foot, and authorities are examining whether the device was old or newly laid.
- Bangkok postponed the planned transfer of 18 detained Cambodian soldiers and has not detailed the conditions required to restart the agreement’s implementation.
- Thailand accuses Cambodia of violating the truce by planting new mines, a claim Phnom Penh denies while reaffirming its commitment to the deal.
- The declaration, mediated by Malaysia and witnessed by U.S. President Donald Trump, committed both sides to a ceasefire, heavy-weapons withdrawal, demining and access for observers.