The Royal Thai Armed Forces Headquarters revealed that on 22 Dec 2025, the Cambodian Ministry of Defense sent an official letter requesting ceasefire negotiations under the GBC mechanism, with Thailand emphasizing the need to prove sincerity through three main conditions.
At 18:30 on 24 Dec 2025, the Facebook pageRoyal Thai Armed Forces Headquarters posted a message stating that Cambodia had sent an official letter requesting ceasefire talks under the GBC mechanism, while Thailand stressed the need to demonstrate sincerity through three key conditions.According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ statement on ceasefire conditions in the border area, Cambodia must show intent through three actions: announcing a ceasefire first, stopping continuous use of force, and cooperating formally in landmine clearance.
Most recently, on 22 Dec 2025, the Cambodian Ministry of Defense sent an official letter to the Thai Minister of Defense expressing the desire to negotiate a ceasefire, marking a significant step within the framework of conditions set by Thailand.
Furthermore, following the special ASEAN ministers’ meeting on 22 Dec, arrangements were made for the General Border Committee (GBC) meeting, proposed by Cambodia, to be held from 24-27 Dec 2025 in Chanthaburi Province. The Thai delegation is led by Lieutenant General Natthapong Praokaew, Deputy Chief of Staff, while Cambodia’s delegation is led by Major General Nhem Boraden.
Information sourced from the Facebook page of the Royal Thai Armed Forces Headquarters.