The government of Thailand has halted its participation in a U.S.-brokered peace arrangement with Cambodia after four Thai soldiers were injured when they set off a landmine on Nov. 10.
“The Royal Thai Armed Forces have suspended all agreements until Cambodia shows clear sincerity that it will not be ‘hostile,’” Thai military chief Gen. Ukris Boontanondha announced in a press statement.
Thai and Cambodian forces traded fire in July amid a territorial dispute. The two Southeast Asian countries entered into a cease-fire at the end of July, though the truce has been shaken by similar landmine blasts in recent months….
Thailand Halts US-Brokered Peace Process With Cambodia After Landmine Blast
