Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army has issued a statement condemning Cambodia’s repeated violations of the ceasefire agreement, revealing clashes in three separate locations last night. The statement highlights Thailand’s commitment to principles of restraint, peace, and humanity. According to Thai News Agency, Major General Winthai Suvari, the Army spokesman, addressed
Bangkok: The House Foreign Affairs Committee recently held a significant meeting with the ambassadors of the United Kingdom and the European Union to address the ongoing Thai-Cambodian border dispute. The purpose of the meeting was to clarify the facts surrounding the incident and discuss potential resolutions. According to Thai News
Bangkok: The Thai army has expressed criticism towards the Cambodian army for allegedly leaving its soldiers to fight unaided, amidst denials from the Cambodian government regarding the events that transpired on the front lines. According to Thai News Agency, Major General Witai Laithomya, spokesman for the Royal Thai Armed Forces
Bangkok: Prasert Chantarawongthong, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Economy and Society, has directed all relevant agencies to expedite the management of storm water resulting from Tropical Storm Wipha, which has caused significant flooding across various regions in Thailand. The aim is to accelerate water traffic management to ensure
Sisaket: The Royal Thai Army has disclosed the detention of 18 Cambodian soldiers following a raid by cavalry forces on a Cambodian stronghold in the Sam Tae area, Sisaket Province. The soldiers surrendered and were disarmed according to international humanitarian principles, following which the necessary procedures were undertaken. According to
Bangkok: The Thai military has criticized the Cambodian Ministry of Defence’s spokesman for claiming a ceasefire since midnight, describing it as self-deception and a false image. The army urged the international community not to be misled by this illusion and emphasized the necessity for Thailand to protect its sovereignty and
Bangkok: Maris Sengiampong, Minister of Foreign Affairs, has sent a protest letter to ASEAN, the United States, China, and the United Nations, following a request from a close friend. He emphasized that Cambodia’s actions were not the end of the matter and assured that Thailand would respond after negotiations concluded.
Bangkok: This afternoon, Thailand is poised to submit evidence to sue Anwar, the United States, and China for allegedly violating the ceasefire agreement in Cambodia. A government spokesman disclosed that these nations, acting as observers, have been implicated in the breach of the ceasefire declaration by Cambodia since midnight. According