Bangkok: Army spokesman says no ceasefire, Cambodia attacks Thai soldiers early in the morning after Trump asks for ceasefire, houses damaged by BM-21 rockets. According to Thai News Agency, Maj. Gen. Winthai Suvari, the Army spokesman, spoke at the Royal Thai Army Headquarters about the ongoing conflict. He addressed the discussions involving Donald Trump, President of the United States, with

Bangkok: The NSC-TGO has urged the private sector and political parties to create a website aimed at identifying shelters or vulnerable points for civilians along the border, a move deemed perilous amid ongoing tensions as Cambodia continues to commit war crimes targeting civilians. They have advocated for closing these platforms temporarily, noting that government agencies already employ the W5 model

Bangkok: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has confirmed that President Donald Trump has reached out to Thailand’s Acting Prime Minister, Phumtham Vejjayachai, with a proposal for an immediate ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia. The Ministry expressed Thailand’s gratitude for Trump’s concern and goodwill, stating that while Thailand agrees to a ceasefire in principle, it seeks to gauge Cambodia’s true intentions

Bangkok: Phumtham Vejjayachai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior of Thailand, reiterated his position on the ongoing conflict with Cambodia, emphasizing the need for Cambodia’s sincerity following discussions with US President Donald Trump. He disclosed that Maris Sengiampong, Thailand’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, is set to engage in talks with a Cambodian minister, focusing on conditions for troop withdrawal

Trat: Phumtham Vejjayachai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior acting as Prime Minister, visited Trat Province to address the Thai-Cambodian border situation and provide support to residents at the evacuation center following clashes that occurred yesterday. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Phumtham arrived at Trat Provincial Hall at 10:00 a.m. to attend a briefing on the border situation.

Si sa ket: Thailand has returned the bodies of 12 Cambodian soldiers to their homeland, marking a gesture of respect for those who perished in the Phu Makhuea conflict. The handover took place at the Chong Sangam permanent border crossing in the Phrai Phatthana Subdistrict, Phusing District of Si Sa Ket Province. According to Thai News Agency, the transfer occurred

Bangkok: The Thai government has reiterated its commitment to its ‘Gentleman Military Action’ policy, emphasizing a firm stance against the cessation of operations aimed at preserving the country’s sovereignty. This development comes after Cambodian leader Hun Manet issued a sarcastic statement toward Thailand, expressing a willingness to halt operations but expressing concern over Thailand’s potential change of heart. Reports indicate

Bangkok: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has expressed its willingness to engage in talks with Cambodia regarding the ongoing border conflict, but insists that Cambodia must first demonstrate sincerity. The Ministry criticized Cambodia for its inconsistent actions, accusing it of saying one thing while doing another and distorting the truth. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Nikorndej Plangoon, Director-General of