Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to an immediate ceasefire, ending weeks of intense border clashes that resulted in significant casualties and displacement. The truce, signed by defense ministers, calls for a halt to military movements and airspace violations. It also includes provisions for the repatriation of captured Cambodian soldiers. This is the second ceasefire agreement, following a previous one brokered by Malaysia and the U.S. that had collapsed amid renewed fighting. Both nations have agreed to maintain current troop positions, with ASEAN observers set to monitor the truce.