Cambodia Urges Thailand to Resume Dialogue Amidst Ongoing Displacement
Cambodia announced that approximately 24,000 civilians remain displaced due to border clashes with Thailand, urging Bangkok to implement agreements for peaceful resolution. Phnom Penh also accused Thai forces of occupying territory and damaging infrastructure.
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