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Agreed-upon minutes of the Thai-Cambodian ceasefire

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August 08, 2025

The following are the agreed minutes of the Extraordinary General Border Committee (GBC) meeting between Cambodia and Thailand held yesterday in Malaysia.

I. Ceasefire Arrangement

1. Both sides agree to a ceasefire involving all types of weapons and any form of attacks on civilians and military objectives. All sides must avoid unprovoked firing towards the other side’s positions or troops. This agreement must not be violated under any circumstances.

2. Both sides agree to maintain current troop deployments without further movement as per the ceasefire that began at 24.00 hours (local time) on July 28, 2025. There shall be no troop movement, including patrols, towards the other side's positions.

3. Both sides agree not to increase forces along the entire Cambodia-Thailand border. Any reinforcement would heighten tensions and negatively affect long-term efforts to resolve the situation.

4. Both sides agree not to undertake provocative action that may escalate tensions. This includes military activities entering the other side's airspace, territory or positions as of the ceasefire. Both sides agree to refrain from constructing or enhancing any military infrastructure or fortifications beyond their own side.

5. Both sides agree not to use any force against civilians and civilian objects in all circumstances. Such actions would not only endanger communities in the border areas but also violate international law and tarnish the global image of the non-compliant side.

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