Thailand and Cambodia Reach Agreement, Troops Withdraw from Disputed Border

Thailand and Cambodia De-escalate Border Tensions: Troops Withdraw, Land Backfilled On June 8th, 2025, a significant de-escalation occurred in the ongoing border dispute between Thailand and Cambodia. Both countries agreed to withdraw their troops from the contested area near the Kuleat canal, following recent negotiations. The disputed land has since been backfilled, a visible sign of the de-escalation. "The withdrawal of troops and backfilling of the area are positive steps," stated a Thai military official in an interview. "This demonstrates a commitment to resolving the issue peacefully." The agreement marks a turning point in the long-standing conflict. Images from the report show the cleared and backfilled land, confirming the withdrawal. Further joint border committee meetings are scheduled for June 14th to address remaining issues and consolidate the peace.