00:00Thailand's Foreign Minister, Sihasak Phuangket Kheow, said on Tuesday that tariff threats
00:06should not be used to pressure the country into talks with Cambodia, saying it is up
00:10to Cambodia to de-escalate the conflict.
00:13Hostilities reignited on Monday after weeks of tension, killing at least 12 people and
00:19forcing hundreds of thousands to flee as both sides blamed each other for firing first.
00:24We don't think terrorists should be used to pressure Thailand to get back to the
00:34Joint Declaration, to get back to the, to a dialogue process, no.
00:42I think the situation regarding Thailand and Cambodia has to be resolved on the basis of
00:52its own dynamics.
00:55And tariffs, they're part of the trade negotiations, it should be confined to trade negotiations.
01:04U.S. President Donald Trump has not commented on the renewed fighting, but a U.S. official
01:09said he expects Cambodia and Thailand to fully honor their commitments to end the conflict.
01:15In July, after earlier clashes, Trump warned both countries that talks on lower U.S. tariff
01:21rates would be paused unless they halted the violence.
01:24Sihasak said the situation was not suitable for third-party mediation and stressed that
01:30Cambodia must show sincerity and take the first step.
01:33Abansu or
01:36abansu or acals or abansu or aatansu or acals or acals and aatansu or aatansu or aahansu.
01:42You know, I think it's an alternative thing that it does not include two, but it does not involve
01:45long-term давай withreach.
01:46It does not include a lot of stress, but it does not matter what the turn of difficulties
01:48can either has a strong hands-up in the way or to fight back to the power of the
01:49way.
01:50I think it's a very close to the, but by the way it is, it does not work on it.
01:51So it doesn't work on it.
01:53It does not work on it.
01:54It does not work on it.
01:56It does not work on it, but it does not work on it.
01:57It does not work on it.
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