Thailand and Cambodia sign an enhanced ceasefire agreement following a five-day conflict along their border in July.
Thailand and Cambodia sign an enhanced ceasefire agreement following a deadly five-day conflict along their border in July.
By Tim Hume, Erin Hale and News Agencies
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Thailand and Cambodia have signed an expanded ceasefire agreement in the presence of United States President Donald Trump in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, building on a deal that ended deadly border fighting in July.
Neither side has independently confirmed agreement, which comes amid five-day flare-up of cross-border fighting.
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