Donald Trump, President of the United States (US), has announced that, peace will return as the “breakout fighting” between Thailand and Cambodia “will stop momentarily”.
The US President hailed Leaders of both countries for agreeing to the original treaty and “rapidly” reaching this “fair conclusion”.
According to aljazeera:
Thailand and Cambodia said they have signed a ceasefire agreement to end weeks of fierce fighting along their border that has killed more than 100 people and displaced more than half a million civilians in both countries.
“Both sides agree to an immediate ceasefire after the time of signature of this Joint Statement,” the Thai and Cambodian defence ministers said in a statement on Saturday.
Trump said, the United States has now become the “real” United Nations (US) after his administration “settled and stopped eight wars and conflicts in the last eleven months”.
The 47th US President called on the UN to start getting “active and involved in world peace”, and blasted the global intergovernmental organization for not helping enough in the ongoing “disaster” between Russia and Ukraine.
Via Truth Social, President Trump made known: “I am pleased to announce that the breakout fighting between Thailand and Cambodia will stop momentarily, and they will go back to living in PEACE, as per our recently agreed to original Treaty.
“I want to congratulate both great leaders on their brilliance in coming to this rapid and very fair conclusion. It was FAST & DECISIVE, as all of these situations should be!
“The United States of America, as always, was proud to help! With all of the wars and conflicts I have settled and stopped over the last eleven months, EIGHT, perhaps the United States has become the REAL United Nations,
“which has been of very little assistance or help in any of them, including the disaster currently going on between Russia and Ukraine.
“The United Nations must start getting active and involved in WORLD PEACE!”
Photo: Following a ceasefire agreement on Saturday, Cambodia’s defence minister Tea Seiha, left, and Thailand’s defence minister Nattaphon Narkphanit, right, shake hands and exchange documents | Agence Kampuchea Press via AFP
