Bangkok: The Army spokesman stated there was no significance in Malaysia’s decision to send observers to Cambodia first, and confirmed that Thai soldiers remain safe without any injuries.

According to Thai News Agency, Army spokesman Major General Winthai Suvari addressed the decision by Malaysia to send observers to Cambodia ahead of others, attributing it to Malaysia’s internal procedures. He emphasized that Malaysia is considered an official observer and has engaged in discussions with the government regarding the matter.

In response to public sentiment about Malaysia’s visit to Cambodia preceding others, Major General Winthai clarified that the sequence of visits held no substantial importance. He downplayed concerns about the timing of Malaysia’s visit, suggesting that the order of visits was not a critical issue.

When questioned about recent clashes and potential injuries to Thai soldiers, Major General Winthai assured that there were no reports of injuries and confirmed the safety of all Thai soldiers.