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The last outbreak of fighting between Thailand and Cambodia in July was brought to an end with help from Malaysia and the United States.

Back then, Donald Trump was able to use the leverage of trade negotiations to broker a ceasefire.

But hostilities between the two Asian neighbours resumed this week, and the US president said on Tuesday night he would have to get involved again.

Well, the Malaysian Prime Minister said he had spoken to the leaders of Thailand and Cambodia on Tuesday and both were willing to, quote, continue negotiations to ease tensions.

The clashes, which erupted over a long-standing border dispute, have forced half a million people to flee.

Our Southeast Asia correspondent, Jonathan Head, is in a village on the Thai side of the frontier.

There's been a pretty comprehensive evacuation right along the border now.

I've come to within three kilometers of it.

This is, I suppose, a pretty risky place to be because yesterday the Cambodians fired thousands of rockets over the border.

The house I'm standing in front of was hit by one.

You can see where it's detonated and just shredded everything in the front of the house.