Sisaket: The opposition leader inspected the Siam Ruby Village Defense Volunteers (SVVs) in a village on the border. The village headman said he wasn’t afraid of artillery, but he was afraid of Cambodian invasion, as the Khmer Rouge had looted them before. He lamented a shortage of ammunition, with some villages receiving only 20-40 rounds. Teng expressed respect for their

Bangkok: “Big Lek” emphasized that Thai soldiers must exercise patience in response to Cambodian provocations while accompanying diplomatic missions in the disputed area. He reiterated that Thailand will not increase the number of ASEAN temporary observer delegation (IoT) personnel requested by Cambodia. Approval has been given for the acquisition of additional military equipment, ammunition, and drones, which will proceed without

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, dismissed criticism surrounding the recent reshuffle within the Interior Ministry and the associated cleanup of the Blue Line. He reassured new executives by stating that he never contacted the Permanent Secretary or organized meetings to seek assistance. According to Thai News Agency, Anutin addressed the cabinet’s decision to transfer officials from the

Bangkok: ‘Bhumtham’ presided over a meeting of the National Legislative Assembly, approving the appointment of a subcommittee for the Northeastern region and two subcommittees for the Central region. He also agreed to review the timeframe for the implementation of plans and budgets for fiscal year 2027 for provinces, provincial groups, and government agencies. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Phumtham

Bangkok: The Senate’s Environmental Committee has launched an investigation into allegations against a cassava flour factory in Korat for encroaching on a protected forest. The factory is owned by a current minister, who has claimed that the issue transcends political boundaries and is fundamentally about legality. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chivaphop Chivawatham, Senator and Chairman of the Senate

Ubon ratchathani: The Commander of Army Region 2 has criticized Cambodia for its lack of manners following an incident where Cambodian soldiers disrupted an observation team in the Channel Anma area. During a recent RBC meeting, the Commander revealed that China offered to mediate and assist in negotiations concerning demining efforts. Should Cambodia fail to cooperate, he warned of potential

Bangkok: The Commander of Army Region 2 recently addressed a gathering at the National Defense College, highlighting the ongoing 50-50 border dispute with Cambodia. He expressed distrust towards Cambodia and affirmed his readiness to engage in conflict if necessary. Preparations are underway for discussions with the RBC at the end of August, aiming for mutual understanding and commitment to national

Bangkok: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a statement concerning the “Ban Nong Chan” area, which once served as a temporary shelter for Cambodians. The statement underscores Thailand’s longstanding tolerance, while accusing Cambodia of malicious behavior, insincerity, and territorial encroachment. According to Thai News Agency, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs supports the Royal Thai Army’s stance regarding the Ban