‘Reminds Me Of India-Pakistan Conflict’: Donald Trump Claims Mediation Efforts In Thailand-Cambodia Clashes, Says He Spoke To Top Leaders | World News

Thailand-Kambol Conflict: The United States President Donald Trump said he spoke on Saturday to end the cease -fire and the last hostility between Thailand and Cambodian leaders and the two countries. He made a comparison with the conflicts of India-Pakistan in May.

Potus said that Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet and Thailand talk to acting Prime Minister Phumtham Wechhayachai in a series of tasks on the social handle. He also added that both countries immediately seeks cease -fire and peace and agreed to meet immediately.

“He spoke to the Prime Minister of Cambodia compared to stopping the war with Thailand. Currently, I urge the Prime Minister of Thailand to demand a ceasefire and end the angry war. Currently, they do not want to make an agreement with both countries, but do not want to make an agreement with both countries, but they do not want to make an agreement with any country.

“The call made with Thailand is made instant. The call with Cambodia has ended, but based on what Thailand says, the war is waiting to stop and recall about the cease -fire.

I just talked to the Thai Prime Minister and it was a very good conversation. Like Cambodia, Thailand wants to make a ceasefire and peace. Now I will transfer this message to the Cambodian Prime Minister. After talking to both sides, the ceasefire, peace and prosperity look natural. We will see soon!

“I made a very good call with the Prime Minister of Cambodian and gave him information about my debate with Thailand and his acting prime minister. Both sides are looking for a cease -fire and peace immediately. In addition, they are looking for the“ trade table ile with the US, which we think is inappropriate until time, such as warning.

“They immediately agreed to meet and quickly work with peace and ultimately to work! The shipment has been added.

Meanwhile, according to the moment, the local media reported that at least 14 Thais was killed, and more than 100,000 people have escaped from the border conflicts between Thailand and Cambodia. In addition, the Bangkok Post said the Ministry of Interior of the Thai Interior, while more than 100,000 people from the four border provinces of the country have been moved to approximately 300 temporary shelters, while the Kingdom Ministry of Health said that the death fee of the Ministry of Health rose to 14- thirteen civilians and a military service.

The Royal Army of Thailand reported that Preah Vihear targeted an old Hindu temple in Preah Vihear, listed as UNESCO World Heritage site from Cambodia.

Thailand and Cambodia often clashed over the common land borders, an unresolved disagreement due to rival land allegations based on the French colonial period.

(With memory entrances)