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In a significant development, Thailand and Cambodia have reached a ceasefire agreement, bringing an end to the recent border conflict that had escalated tensions between the two neighboring countries. The agreement, brokered with the assistance of Malaysia, as the current ASEAN chair, has been welcomed as a crucial step towards restoring peace and stability in the region.
The conflict, which erupted earlier this month, had led to a series of exchanges of fire along the disputed border areas, resulting in casualties on both sides and displacement of thousands of civilians. Concerns had been growing over the potential for further escalation, prompting calls for immediate diplomatic intervention.
Malaysia, in its capacity as the ASEAN chair, played a pivotal role in facilitating dialogue between Thailand and Cambodia. After intense negotiations, the two countries agreed to an "immediate and unconditional" ceasefire, which took effect at midnight on [date]. The ceasefire agreement also includes provisions for the resumption of direct communication between the two sides at the highest levels and the establishment of a mechanism to monitor and enforce the truce.
In a joint statement issued following the signing of the agreement, the leaders of Thailand and Cambodia expressed their commitment to resolving the border dispute through peaceful means. They also thanked Malaysia for its efforts in mediating the talks and expressed their gratitude to the international community for its support in promoting peace and stability in the region.
The United Nations and other international organizations have also welcomed the ceasefire agreement, with the UN Secretary-General calling on both countries to fully implement the terms of the agreement and work towards a long-term solution to the border dispute.
As the ceasefire takes hold, efforts are now underway to provide humanitarian assistance to the affected populations and to begin the process of rebuilding the damaged infrastructure in the border areas. The international community will be closely monitoring the situation to ensure that the hard-fought peace is maintained and that the two countries can move forward towards a more stable and prosperous future.