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Express! At 10: 20 p.m., Thailand has released 18 Khmer prisoners of war at Lettuce House checkpoint, Chanthaburi.

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According to reports, 18 Cambodian soldiers were in good health. Before that, seven had asked Thailand to help them make teeth before repatriation, but Thailand refused and ordered them to return to their homeland because of the high cost and repatriation conditions. On the return trip, there were several Khmer media outlets. All 18 were praised as heroes, brave soldiers of Cambodia.

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The State Department later issued a statement on the return of 18 Cambodian soldiers to Cambodia:

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Thailand has sent 18 Cambodian soldiers detained by the Thai authorities back to the motherland. This is an implementation of Article 11 of the Joint Statement between Thailand and Cambodia signed at the Special Session of Border Committee No. 3 / 2025 on December 27, 2025, which says that Thailand will send 18 Cambodian soldiers back to Cambodia after a 72-hour ceasefire and in accordance with the spirit of the Joint Declaration between Thailand and Cambodia signed on October 26, 2025 in Kuala Lumpur.

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Since the 18 Cambodian soldiers were controlled by the Thai authorities, they have been supervised by international humanitarian law, including the Geneva Conventions of 1949 and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) humanitarian guidelines and practices. The Thai authorities have allowed ICRC to periodically visit and coordinate the delivery of Cambodian military mail to contact their families.

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The repatriation of Cambodian soldiers is consistent with Geneva Convention No. 3 concerning the Treatment of Prisoners of War. Thai authorities have checked their health before repatriation and informed them of their rights under the Geneva Conventions to ensure that return to their homeland is voluntary, safe and dignified, and ICRC has also informed the families of Cambodian soldiers of their repatriation today. In addition, ICRC and the ASEAN Observer Corps (AOT) have co-observed the repatriation.

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The return of 18 troops to Cambodia reflects Thailand's will to strengthen trust with Cambodia and represents Thailand's adherence to the 1949 Geneva Conventions and international humanitarian principles. Thailand hopes that Cambodia will respond to this spirit with concrete actions to further promote lasting peace between the two countries.

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For this fight, at the permanent checkpoint of Lettuce House, Hot Water, Chanthaburi Mon.

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