US EditionThailand returns some Cambodian soldiers ahead of key border talks
THAILAND, AUG 1 – The soldiers were detained for violating immigration law amid clashes that caused at least 43 deaths and displaced over 300,000 people, officials said.
- Thailand's army repatriated two Cambodian soldiers on Friday from a group of 20 at the Chong Chom border checkpoint in Surin province.
- Following intense border clashes last week, a ceasefire was achieved on Monday after Malaysia's push and US President Trump's calls.
- Army spokesman Maj Gen Winthai Suvaree said the soldiers surrendered peacefully and were treated based on international humanitarian principles, with one having a broken arm and another psychological trauma.
- Ahead of a key meeting in Malaysia next week, defence ministers and military leaders will hold talks after Thailand sought a neutral venue, with repatriation occurring beforehand.
- The General Border Committee will meet in August to coordinate border security, ceasefires, and troop deployments, with official investigations determining additional charges.
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