Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army has released images depicting Thai soldiers addressing the situation following negotiations with the Cambodian military. The discussions, which took place with the Suranaree Task Force, resulted in an agreement to adjust military deployments to minimize confrontation and restore the Kulet area to its previous state. This development comes ahead of the Joint Border Committee (JBC)

Sriracha: The Royal Thai Navy, through the Disaster Relief Center, Naval Area 1, continues to support the elimination of oil spills in the Sriracha District, Chonburi Province. Rear Admiral Parat Rattanachaiphan, deputy spokesman of the Royal Thai Navy, revealed that crude oil leaked into the sea from the MT Phoenix Jamnagar crude oil tanker, a Singaporean-flagged vessel with IMO number

Bangkok: The Prime Minister revealed that during discussions with the Cambodian government, both parties agreed to jointly adjust military forces at points of conflict to reduce confrontation and proceed with the use of the JBC mechanism on June 14 to bring relations back to normal as soon as possible. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, Prime Minister, posted

Chong Bok: Spokesperson of the Royal Thai Army confirms that Cambodian soldiers have agreed to withdraw their forces and bury Khulet, reducing tensions. According to Thai News Agency, the spokesman of the Royal Thai Army confirmed that the Cambodian military agreed to withdraw its forces back to their original positions and to bury the Khulet to its original state after

Chong Bok: Cambodian soldiers have recently withdrawn from the Kulet area, sealing it off and restoring it to its original state. The withdrawal was part of an agreement for military officers from both sides to meet weekly for talks. According to Thai News Agency, the events unfolded on June 8, 2015, when Cambodian forces reached out to the Suranaree Force

Bangkok: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has called on Cambodia to reduce tensions along the Thai-Cambodian border, emphasizing the importance of using bilateral mechanisms to resolve current issues. The situation remains calm following Thailand’s implementation of measures to control the opening and closing of border crossings. The Ministry’s spokesperson highlighted that both Thailand and Cambodia are communicating these developments to

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, addressed the ongoing criticism surrounding the relationship between the Shinawatra family and Cambodian leadership. He emphasized that personal relationships should never take precedence over national sovereignty. According to Thai News Agency, Anutin expressed his confidence that no national leader would prioritize personal ties over their country’s interests. He firmly