Trump Claims U.S. Helped Stop Cambodia–Thailand Clashes, Calls for Stronger Global Peace Efforts

Trump Claims U.S. Helped Stop Cambodia–Thailand Clashes, Calls for Stronger Global Peace Efforts

Washington, D.C., 28 December 2025 — U.S. President Donald J. Trump has announced that the recent outbreak of fighting between Cambodia and Thailand has been temporarily halted, stating that both countries have agreed to return to peaceful coexistence in line with a previously established treaty framework.

In a statement posted on his official Facebook page on 28 December 2025, Mr. Trump said he was “pleased to announce” that hostilities between the two neighboring countries would cease momentarily, allowing both sides to move back toward peace and stability. He congratulated the leaders of Cambodia and Thailand for what he described as a rapid, decisive, and fair conclusion to the immediate confrontation.

Mr. Trump underscored the role of the United States in supporting the de-escalation process, noting that Washington was “proud to help” facilitate an outcome that brought an end to the fighting. He characterized the decision as swift and effective, stressing that such situations should be resolved promptly to prevent further escalation.

Reflecting more broadly on global conflicts, Mr. Trump asserted that the United States has played a decisive role in resolving and halting multiple wars and crises in recent months. He called for greater international engagement in peace efforts and urged the United Nations to become more active and involved in addressing global conflicts.

The statement comes amid heightened international attention on ceasefire efforts and diplomatic initiatives aimed at restoring calm along the Cambodia–Thailand border, following recent hostilities that raised concerns over regional stability.