- Thailand and Cambodia have signed a ceasefire to end weeks of border clashes.
- The agreement, effective Saturday noon, aims to halt all attacks and includes landmine clearance.
- A potential violation by Thai forces has cast doubt on the ceasefire's long-term stability.

A: Hey Hana! Did you hear about Thailand and Cambodia?

B: No, what's going on? It sounds serious!

A: Yeah, they’ve finally agreed to a ceasefire. Big clashes have been happening for weeks.

B: Really? How many people were hurt?

A: Sadly, around 50 people died, and over 700,000 had to leave their homes. It’s terrible!

B: Wow, that's awful. So, what does the ceasefire mean?

A: It means no more attacks, on anyone. They’re even going to try and clear landmines.

B: That's good news! But I heard something about soldiers being held?

A: Right. Cambodian soldiers that Thailand has are going to be released if the ceasefire lasts for 72 hours. Fingers crossed!

B: I know! President Trump helped them make peace before, remember?

A: Exactly! But it sounds like Thailand might have attacked again this morning…

B: Oh no! Is the truce going to last? Everyone just wants peace, you know?