Cambodia has urged Thailand to return 20 of its soldiers captured after a ceasefire ended deadly border clashes over disputed territory. The troops were detained by Thai forces after allegedly crossing into Thai-held land. Cambodia is negotiating for their swift release, while Thailand insists the soldiers must undergo legal procedures first. The Royal Thai Army claims the detainees are being treated under international law. The conflict forced nearly 300,000 people to flee, with over 30 deaths reported. Despite truce violation claims, the Malaysia-brokered ceasefire holds. The UN has called for both nations to uphold the ceasefire and work towards lasting peace.