BANGKOK, Thailand – Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has announced that diplomatic efforts to ease tensions along the Thai-Cambodian border have made progress, following high-level talks between the two governments and coordination with national security agencies and foreign affairs officials.
Paetongtarn confirmed that discussions with the Cambodian side have led to a mutual decision to adjust military deployments at key points along the border. This step is intended to ease pressure and create a more stable environment on the ground. Both sides have agreed to continue working through the Joint Boundary Commission, which is scheduled to convene on June 14.
Ongoing discussions at various levels are also being arranged to help return bilateral relations to a more stable and cooperative footing. Thai authorities stressed that dialogue remains the preferred path forward in managing the situation.
The public has been asked to stay updated through official sources and to support officials working to maintain peace in affected areas. Authorities also reassured the public that conditions are being managed carefully to avoid confrontation and that the situation is expected to remain under control.
Thai officials reaffirmed their reliance on diplomacy and regional cooperation, expressing readiness to handle the situation responsibly and in continued coordination with Cambodian counterparts. (NNT)
