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Cambodia and Thailand agree to ASEAN observers to ensure ceasefire holds
Cambodia and Thailand's top defence officials agreed on Thursday to allow observers from the ASEAN regional bloc to inspect disputed border areas and help ensure hostilities do not resume following a violent five-day conflict that ended in a ceasefire late in July.
Cambodia, Thailand agree on Asean observers monitoring truce, but fundamental differences remain
The agreement includes not moving or reinforcing troops and weapons along the disputed border, and to avoid any provocative actions that may escalate tensions. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.
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