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This actually turns my stomach!
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Secretary Marco Rubio
@SecRubio
The work of the President of Peace continues. Thanks to @POTUS
s leadership and Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahims efforts, there is now a path to peace, stability, and prosperity for Southeast Asia.
Congratulations to Cambodia and Thailand on the signing of the Kuala Lumpur Peace Accords.
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kimbutgar
(27,238 posts)They think they can replace China and other countries that are dealing with tariffs.
And I never heard those two countries were at war.
newdeal2
(5,388 posts)And have Trump solve it for them.
kimbutgar
(27,238 posts)And he is pissing off South America with his bogus bobbing of fishing boats. Under the tuckfrump the USA is now a pariah nation.
chicoescuela
(3,071 posts)Such horseshit
Biophilic
(6,543 posts)Totally Tunsie
(11,849 posts)Prince of Pimps?
Purveyor of Poo?
Turbineguy
(40,047 posts)every fucking day.
NCDem47
(3,468 posts)STOP GASLIGHTING US! He will never win the Nobel Peace Prize. Saying its so doesnt make it so. Worming his way in on manufactured agreements is FAKE! He only swoops in for photo ops.
Ping Tung
(4,370 posts)D
Baitball Blogger
(52,316 posts)rurallib
(64,688 posts)And this stoppage probably won't last long
EX500rider
(12,575 posts)So far this year, Cambodia has suffered at least one hundred dead soldiers and civilians. Actual casualties may be several times higher. With all the shooting between soldiers and armed civilians, it is difficult to obtain accurate casualty figures. Thai forces, better trained, organized, and led, experience far fewer casualties. So far, Thailand has reported about 300 killed or wounded, mostly military personnel, with approximately fifty civilians killed or injured.
What triggered this years violence was a February incident when Thai soldiers entered Cambodia and ordered Cambodian tourists to stop singing the Cambodian national anthem at the Prasat Ta Muen Thom temple. In late May, Cambodian and Thai soldiers briefly exchanged fire, resulting in the death of one Cambodian soldier. Attempts to halt the fighting failed, and continued tensions led to the closure of border checkpoints.
The two countries have long disputed ownership of parts of the ancient site. In 1962, an international court declared the temple Cambodian, but Thailand continues to claim adjacent areas that Cambodians insist are part of the temple complex. Each side maintains about 3,000 troops near the temple, and there have been a few shooting incidents since 2008, though none were serious. The two countries have been negotiating the withdrawal of soldiers.
spanone
(141,553 posts)It's all optics for the clown.
Emile
(42,233 posts)is flying all over the world.
Maru Kitteh
(31,750 posts)Thats it in a nutshell, as I understand it from SiriusXM Progress.