Ian Zia Kim

But militarily, on paper, you see Thailand is a bigger power with a much better military wear.

For example, they're using the American made F-16 planes, whereas Cambodia, on the other hand, it doesn't have that much of weapons or modern weaponry.

It relies mostly on China.

And Thailand has made it very clear that the ceasefire offer should come from Cambodian side.

And they will continue despite this international pressure, particularly President Trump has been saying that, you know, he was backing the previous ceasefire deal.

He was talking about how this was one of the conflicts he had solved this year.

That particular ceasefire was short lived because we see that nearly two weeks of conflict now.

And both countries accuse each other of starting this latest round of fighting.

And we've got talks in Kuala Lumpur taking place on Monday.

Malaysia is one of the countries playing an important role and also the US.

So we have this meeting on Monday in Kuala Lumpur, ASEAN foreign ministers meeting, where both the Thai authorities as well as the Cambodian authorities are now saying that they are going to discuss

to find a possible solution or to stop the fighting because of this civilian suffering.