Vietnam Calls for Restraint Amid Thailand-Cambodia Border Tensions
Hanoi, December 15, 2025 – Vietnamese Foreign Minister Le hoai Trung has voiced concern regarding escalating tensions along the Thailand-Cambodia border, urging all parties to prioritize peaceful resolution through dialog and adherence to international law. The statement came during a meeting with Thai Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow in Thailand on Sunday, as reported by the vietnam news Agency.
The border region has experienced heightened complexities in recent weeks,prompting Vietnam to emphasize the importance of restraint and de-escalation. Minister Trung specifically called for all involved parties to avoid actions that could further exacerbate the situation, advocating instead for a resolution based on peaceful means, constructive dialogue, and respect for established international legal frameworks and regional agreements.
“Vietnam believes that maintaining regional stability is paramount,” stated Minister Trung. “We encourage all parties to exercise caution and prioritize diplomatic solutions to address their differences.”
Vietnam reaffirmed its commitment to collaborative efforts within the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to foster long-term stability in the region. the country expressed its readiness to work closely with Thailand and other ASEAN member states to actively contribute to collective initiatives aimed at preventing further escalation and promoting a peaceful outcome.
This diplomatic engagement underscores Vietnam’s proactive role in regional security and its dedication to upholding the principles of peaceful coexistence and international cooperation within Southeast Asia. The situation remains fluid, and Vietnam’s continued engagement with both Thailand and Cambodia will be crucial in supporting a diplomatic resolution.
Keywords: Thailand-Cambodia border dispute, ASEAN, Vietnam Foreign Minister, Le Hoai Trung, Sihasak Phuangketkeow, regional stability, diplomatic solution, international law, border tensions, Southeast Asia.
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