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Govt committed to ceasefire

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July 30, 2025

In our utmost sincerity, the Royal Thai Government is making all efforts to end clashes along the Thai-Cambodian border as soon as possible.

Yesterday's [July 28] dialogue and negotiation in [Malaysia's] Putrajaya led to a ceasefire agreement between both sides — reflecting a shared hope of the international community to restore peace to the peoples of both countries.

The Thai Government sincerely upholds that agreement and strictly adheres to the jointly announced ceasefire agreement.

However, the Cambodian military forces have violated the agreement by launching continuous and indiscriminate attacks on Thai territory across various areas along the border, even after the agreed ceasefire time had passed. The Thai military forces have been compelled to respond decisively and in an appropriate proportion to protect our sovereignty, territorial integrity and the lives of our innocent civilians.

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