US EditionCeasefire Possible Tomorrow with 72-Hour Follow-up Period
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'Anutin' declares that if the ceasefire lasts for 72 hours, they will proceed with the declaration. He insists that this signing must include an immediate ceasefire. He says that talks with 'Hun Manet' did not result in a commitment to his word. On December 26, 2025, at 5:15 PM, Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul gave an interview after chairing the National Security Council (NSC) meeting. He stated that today's meeting,…
Ceasefire possible tomorrow with 72-hour follow-up period
AFTER over two weeks of heavy clashes along the Thai-Cambodian border it is now possible that the two countries will declare and sign a ceasefire tomorrow (Dec. 27) with there to be a 72-hour monitoring period, Naewna newspaper and TV Channel 7 said this afternoon (Dec. 26). The Cambodian delegation led by Maj. Gen. […] The post Ceasefire possible tomorrow with 72-hour follow-up period appeared first on Thai Newsroom.
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