World · 13 November 2025

Thailand and Cambodia end peace deal after clashes

Thailand has suspended the Trump-brokered Kuala Lumpur Peace Accord with Cambodia after fresh violence erupted along their disputed border. A landmine explosion injured four Thai soldiers on Monday, followed by Wednesday clashes that killed at least one Cambodian civilian. The peace declaration, signed in October under Trump's supervision and hailed as a diplomatic victory, aimed to end a July conflict that killed dozens and displaced 300,000 people.

By BriefTea Editorial · 13 November 2025 at 4:38

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