Thailand and Cambodia agreed to an immediate ceasefire. The agreement aims to end weeks of deadly border clashes. The fighting killed over 100 and displaced half a million. The ceasefire took effect Saturday at noon local time.

The joint statement from both countries pledges to halt all attacks. This includes attacks on civilians and infrastructure. Both sides agreed to maintain current troop deployments. No further troop movements are permitted.

The ceasefire follows weeks of escalating tensions. Displaced Cambodians sought refuge in camps near the border. The conflict centered on contested territory.

The long-running dispute has strained relations for years. The exact cause of the recent escalation remains unclear. Negotiations are expected to follow. International observers are likely to monitor the ceasefire. The future of the disputed territory remains uncertain.