A Joint Boundary Committee meeting is scheduled for 14 June to continue peaceful discussions.

Cambodia’s Foreign Minister Prak Sokhonn urged that, “given the complexity and history,” taking the dispute to the ICJ could provide a lasting, impartial solution.

Thailand maintains it prefers bilateral negotiations and does not recognise the ICJ’s jurisdiction in this matter.

Some crossings, including Sa Kaeo, temporarily shortened their operating hours for security, reflecting both caution and cooperation.

This step back from the border highlights how diplomacy and ongoing dialogue can preserve peace along the 817 km frontier.