<h1>Thailand and Cambodia Hold Separate Diplomatic Border Visits Amid Ceasefire Tensions and Soldier Negotiations</h1> Thailand and Cambodia have planned separate border visits for foreign diplomats to observe the aftermath of recent clashes following a ceasefire agreement brokered in Malaysia. Despite the ceasefire intended to halt hostilities, both countries have accused each other of violations, with Thailand reporting no new clashes recently but cautioning evacuees about unexploded ammunition. Cambodia has received the body of one soldier from Thailand and is negotiating the return of approximately 20 captured soldiers. The ceasefire followed a week of fighting triggered by a land mine explosion that wounded Thai soldiers and resulted in at least 41 deaths. The agreement, supported by regional and international actors, aims to de-escalate tensions along the disputed border, which has a history of conflict. Both sides continue to blame each other for ceasefire breaches, complicating efforts to restore lasting peace.