Mae Sot: The Royal Thai Air Force dispatched two F-16 fighter jets to intercept Myanmar military Yak-130 aircraft after they were used to drop bombs on KNLA forces near the Thai-Myanmar border. The escalating conflict has led to an increase in refugees, with a total of 377 individuals seeking safety
Ubon Ratchathani: Region 2 Army Commander has reiterated the importance of Cambodia adhering to MOU 43 following a second violation involving cullet digging. The incident led to a clash between Thai and Cambodian soldiers, with Thai forces entering negotiations yet vowing to protect sovereignty based on the 1:50,000 plan. According
Bangkok: The Royal Thai Air Force dispatched two F-16 fighter jets to intercept a Myanmar military YAK-130 aircraft that was deployed to drop bombs on KNLA forces. This incident has led to an increase in the number of evacuees, now totaling 377 individuals. According to Thai News Agency, the confrontation
Ubon Ratchathani: Region 2 Army Commander has reiterated the necessity for Cambodia to adhere to MOU 43 following a second violation involving cullet digging, which led to a clash as Thai soldiers engaged in negotiations and vowed to protect their sovereignty. According to Thai News Agency, Lt. Gen. Boonsin Phadklang,
Bangkok: The Royal Thai Air Force has confirmed there is no threat after a suspicious aircraft was detected near the Thai border, opposite Amphoe Phop Phra in Tak Province. Air Chief Marshal Prapas Sornjaidee, spokesman for the Air Force, reported that at 1:03 p.m., two F-16 fighter jets from Wing
Bangkok: The National Police Chief has revealed that the Prime Minister expressed concern over the recent helicopter crash and has mandated a comprehensive investigation to uncover any possible corruption in maintenance practices. According to Thai News Agency, Prime Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra summoned National Police Chief Pol Gen Kittirat Panpetch for
Bangkok: The National Police Chief revealed that the Prime Minister was concerned about the helicopter crash and ordered a thorough investigation to punish if corruption in maintenance is found. The Prime Minister summoned the National Police Chief to report on the helicopter crash, asked about the need, stressed the importance
Bangkok: The Royal Thai Air Force has confirmed that there is no threat to national security following the detection of a suspicious aircraft near the Thai border, opposite Amphoe Phop Phra, Tak Province. According to Thai News Agency, Air Chief Marshal Prapas Sornjaidee, spokesman for the Air Force, stated that