Trump confiscated the truce in Thailand and Cambodia again in his name – Mehr News Agency | RCO News Agency

According to RCO News Agency, Donald Trump, the President of the United States of America, on the social network “social the truthHe wrote that this morning he had a “very good” conversation with Anutin Chanvirkul and Han mountthe Prime Ministers of Thailand and Cambodia have had about the conflict between the two countries again.

According to Trump, who is infatuated with making gains for himself, “the two sides have agreed to stop shooting this evening and return to the previous peace agreement that was reached with his mediation and with the cooperation of Anwar Ibrahim, the Prime Minister of Malaysia.”

In his statement, Trump added that the roadside bomb explosion that killed and wounded a number of Thai soldiers was “an accident”, although Thailand reacted strongly.

According to the President of the United States, both countries are ready to return to peace and continue doing business with the United States.

He also thanked the Prime Minister of Malaysia for playing a role in solving this issue.

This agreement is made once again while the previous agreement, which Trump mentions as one of his honors, did not last more than 2 months.

Tensions flared after a Thai soldier was injured by a Cambodian army mine in November. After this incident, Thailand announced the end of the ceasefire agreement.

As of Tuesday night, Cambodia’s defense ministry said nine people had been killed and 20 others wounded in the clashes, and Thai authorities reported four soldiers killed and 68 wounded.

Border conflicts between Thailand and Cambodia displaced more than 500,000 people in both countries. Both sides have accused each other of violating a ceasefire agreement brokered by Trump in July.

Resumption of conflicts between Thailand and Cambodia while earlier In his statements, Trump claimed that he was able to end 8 wars, including the war between these two countries.

The resumption of conflicts between Thailand and Cambodia shows the hypocrisy of Trump’s claims about creating peace in the world through force.