US President Donald Trump’s BIG warning to Thailand, Cambodia; says ‘Won’t do trade with…’

US President Donald Trump (Picture Loan: Reuters)

US President Donald Trump called on Saturday, 26 July, Thailand and Cambodia to end hostility and said that if they did not declare them a ceasefire, the states could not make any trade agreements with them. Trump also said that the conflict reminded him of “India and Pakistan”, whom he claimed to have been brought to a “successful stop”.

“He spoke to the Prime Minister of Cambodia to stop the war with Thailand. I am currently inviting the Prime Minister of Thai Prime Minister to ask for a cease -fire and end the angry war.”

President Trump threatened the two countries further and declared that “the US will not make a trade agreement with the two”. “By chance, we are currently engaged in trade with both countries, but if they are fighting with both countries, and I told them! The call made with Thailand is instantly. The call with Cambodia has ended, but we expect to recall on a complex situation when it comes to Thailand!

“Many people are killed in this war, but it reminds me of the conflict that successfully stopped the conflict between Pakistan and India.”

Trump speaks to Thai Prime Minister

Shortly after the announcement, Trump said he spoke to the Thai Prime Minister and added that they wanted “like Cambodia.” “I just talked to Thailand’s prime minister and it was a very good conversation. Like Thailand, Cambodia, he wants to make a cease -fire and peace. Now I will return this message to the Prime Minister of Cambodian. he said.

Meanwhile, the border conflict between Thailand and Cambodia entered the third day, and his death money rose to 33. While Cambodia witnessed 13 deaths, including eight civilians, Thailand reported 20 deaths, including 14 civilians. India Times.