Thailand Frees 18 Cambodian Soldiers After Border Clashes
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Thailand has released 18 Cambodian soldiers it detained since July. The soldiers returned to Cambodia on Friday.
Their release follows a new ceasefire agreement. This deal aims to stop weeks of deadly fighting along the two nations' shared border.
The soldiers were captured during a period of intense clashes. Both sides accused each other of starting the violence in the disputed border area.
A Cambodian army spokesperson confirmed the soldiers are now back with their units. The ceasefire is seen as a step toward reducing military tensions between the neighboring countries.