Clashes between Thailand and Cambodia have entered their fourth day, despite U.S. President Trump’s warnings to halt the conflict.
Over 30 people, including civilians, have been killed as fighting intensifies, with reports of Thailand using cluster bombs.
Cambodia plans to drag Thailand to the UN over war crimes allegations.
In a surprising diplomatic shift, both countries have agreed to let Malaysia mediate the crisis, sidelining the U.S. This move signals a regional realignment as Washington’s influence is challenged in Southeast Asia.
During a visit to Scotland, Donald Trump revealed he had spoken with the leaders of Thailand and Cambodia, urging an immediate ceasefire amid rising border tensions.
Trump warned both governments that continued conflict would halt any future U.S. trade deals.
Under U.S. pressure, Cambodian and Thai leaders agreed to meet for peace talks.
As the U.S. signals readiness to mediate, the region braces for possible diplomatic and economic fallout if hostilities continue.
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