Trump congratulates Thailand and Cambodia leaders on ceasefire

US President Donald Trump on Sunday congratulated the leaders of Thailand and Cambodia on the ceasefire agreement reached yesterday. This is an important step towards stabilizing the situation in the region. The ceasefire opens the door for further negotiations and a peaceful resolution to the conflict. The leaders of the two countries have shown political will to reach an agreement. The international community now awaits the fulfillment of commitments.

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