US EditionAnutin Repeats ‘No Ceasefire’ Position
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Anutin Charnvirakul affirmed that there have been no ceasefire negotiations and that the time is not yet right, after the Malaysian Prime Minister posted that Thailand and Cambodia would begin ceasefire processes tonight. He also questioned how a ceasefire could be possible given that explosions are still occurring in civilian areas.
Fierce fighting broke out again this week between Thailand and Cambodia along their disputed 817-kilometer border. Thai caretaker Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul stated on Saturday (December 13) that the fighting along the Cambodian border would continue. In a social media post that day, Anutin stated that the military operation in the early morning "speaks for itself," and emphasized that the Thai military would "continue to take necessary a…
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Today (December 13), Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul affirmed that his country will 'continue to deploy military actions', while Cambodia announced the closure of all bilateral border crossings.
Malaysia's mediation offers a declaration of a cessation of hostilities starting at 4 p.m., Spanish time
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