Thailand's war and Cambodia: Countries will soon start negotiations on peace

To spread: US President Donald Trump has convinced two fighting countries in the need to start peace talks. Cambodia is in a disadvantage - her army loses its position and equipment. Thailand and Cambodia agreed to start peace talks in Malaysia on July 28 after four days of fighting. This was reported by the Air Force radio station. The shootout of military Thailand and Cambodia began on July 24, after the Thai soldier exploded on a mini and lost his leg.

From that day, at least 33 people are soldiers and civilians. Thousands of citizens of the two countries forced their homes. US President Donald Trump called the leaders who are fighting on July 26 and asked to stop the fire immediately. On Sunday, Thailand announced the delegation for negotiations, it will be headed by the Acting Prime Minister Phumamam. Prime Minister Cambodi Hum Matte will also take part in the negotiations.

Thailand and Cambodia thanked Trump for their care and effort in peace, but shelling at the border was heard on a Sunday night. Journalists say that Cambodia has already offered a ceasefire because her army loses its positions and equipment through artillery shelling and Thailand. Hum Matte notes that he made it clear to Trump about the consent with the proposal to the immediate and unconditional ceasefire.