Thailand formally rejects Trump cease-fire claim as fighting enters sixth day
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Thailand on Saturday formally rejected President Trump’s announcement that Bangkok and Phnom Penh had agreed to a cease‑fire, with the Thai foreign ministry and Prime Minister Anutin saying no truce exists and that military operations will continue until threats stop. The clashes entered a sixth day of cross‑border shelling and Thai airstrikes (including F‑16s and naval operations) and Cambodian BM‑21 rocket fire — each side blames the other for starting the violence — leaving at least 20 people dead and more than half a million people displaced amid large evacuations along the roughly 500‑mile border.
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