Tensions remain high along the disputed border between Cambodia and Thailand following a series of deadly clashes and mutual accusations of ceasefire violations. Thailand accused Cambodian troops of unprovoked firing, while Cambodia alleged that Thailand detained 20 of its soldiers and killed another after the ceasefire was declared. Despite these allegations, a fragile truce has held for three days, with Cambodia bringing military attaches and diplomats to the border to verify the ceasefire. Amid ongoing tensions, Thailand has requested that a bilateral meeting of senior security officials, originally scheduled to be held in Phnom Penh, be moved to a neutral location to facilitate de-escalation. Cambodia has also sought assistance from Malaysia to help secure the release of its detained soldiers. The conflict has been marked by online disputes and propaganda, with incidents escalating notably after the death of a Cambodian soldier on May 28. The dispute between the two countries has a long history of deadly confrontations over their shared border.