BANGKOK: A fresh clash erupted in the disputed Thailand–Cambodia border region, leaving one person dead and three others injured after an exchange of gunfire. The situation threatens the ceasefire agreement that was reached with the intervention of Donald Trump. Both countries accuse each other of firing near a disputed border village.

The first major clash between the two countries occurred in July. 43 people were killed and three lakh people lost their homes in that conflict. A ceasefire was reached after talks led by Donald Trump and Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim. Later, in October, both countries signed an expanded ceasefire agreement in Kuala Lumpur.

Thai military spokesperson Major General Winthai Suvaree said that Cambodian soldiers fired first into Thai territory. He als

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