Bangkok, Dec. 14 -- Thailand has denied reaching any ceasefire agreement with Cambodia and said its military operations will continue along the disputed border, Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said on Saturday, contradicting claims made earlier by US President Donald Trump, Bangkok Post reported.

Speaking amid ongoing clashes, Anutin said Thailand had not agreed to stop fighting and that there were no active ceasefire negotiations with Cambodia at this stage.

His comments came hours after Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim called on both sides to halt hostilities from 10 pm on Saturday. The call followed an announcement by Trump, who said Thai and Cambodian leaders had agreed to "cease all shooting".

Neither Anutin nor Cambodian...