The meeting comes after the Thai army accused its Cambodian counterpart of violating the truce by launching armed attacks
A Thai army spokesman told Reuters that no new time for the talks had been set yet.
On Tuesday, Thailand’s Acting Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai said that the border was calm now, according to Reuters. “There is no escalation,” Phumtham told reporters. “Right now things are calm.”
“The frontline has eased after a ceasefire took effect from Monday midnight in accordance with the spirit of the agreement between Cambodia and Thailand at a special meeting in Malaysia,” Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet said in a post on his official social media platforms on Tuesday.
“A sooner cessation of hostilities will also allow affected people, such as evacuees, to return to their homes and resume normal livelihoods sooner. This ceasefire and peace agreement is yielding positive and effective results.”
