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Overview
- Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said there is no ceasefire in effect and that fighting continues along the border.
- President Donald Trump said both leaders agreed to stop all firing starting tonight and to return to the earlier peace accord backed in Malaysia.
- This week’s clashes have left at least 20 people dead and more than 260 injured, with artillery exchanges reported at multiple points along the frontier.
- Anutin told Trump that Thailand is not the aggressor and urged Cambodia to withdraw troops, remove mines it planted, and show it has stopped hostilities first.
- Cambodian government spokesman Pen Bona said he was not aware of a scheduled call between Trump and Prime Minister Hun Manet, underscoring the communication gap.