Trump says he is scheduling a phone call for Thursday with Thailand, Cambodia amid conflict
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday said he was scheduling a phone call for Thursday with Thailand and Cambodia regarding the conflict between the two Southeast Asian countries.
"I think I can get them to stop fighting," Trump told reporters Wednesday. "I think I'm scheduled to speak to them tomorrow."
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