Timing delayed due to conflicting claims about overnight attacks
Officers from the Thai army, left, meet with counterparts from the Cambodian army in no man’s land near the Aranyaprathet-Poipet border crossing between Thailand’s Sa Kaeo province and Cambodia’s Banteay Meanchey province on July 29. © Royal Thai Army/AFP/Jiji
YUICHI NITTA and ANANTH BALIGA
July 29, 2025 15:28 JST
Updated on July 29, 2025 18:34 JST
BANGKOK/PHNOM PENH — Thai and Cambodian military commanders met on Tuesday to begin implementing a ceasefire to end a five-day border conflict amid disputed claims that shelling was continuing.
The Thai Army’s spokesperson told reporters that officers from the 2nd Army Region, which oversees the northern sections of the Thai-Cambodian border, held a meeting with their Cambodian counterparts at 11 a.m.
