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Thailand and Cambodia Pause Deadly Border Conflict, Sign New Ceasefire

Published on Dec 30, 2025

Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to an immediate ceasefire, bringing a halt to three weeks of deadly border clashes that killed at least 47 people and displaced over a million. The truce was announced in a joint statement on Saturday, December 27, 2025, following weeks of brutal fighting with tanks, artillery, jets, and drones.

 

Immediate Ceasefire Declared

The ceasefire officially began on December 27. Both countries agreed to end all military actions and cease attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure. This peace deal comes after a fierce escalation in border provinces, which has devastated communities on both sides.

 

The agreement was signed by the defense ministers of both countries, with both sides pledging to freeze all troop movements and allow civilians in border regions to return to their homes.

 

A Fragile Peace

For months, the off-and-on conflict has disrupted the lives of many, with millions fleeing their homes in fear. Despite earlier

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