Author: Wadi

Rally Ignites Calls for Prime Minister’s Resignation United Front Champions National Pride On Saturday, approximately 1,000 supporters of the United Front to Defend Thai Sovereignty gathered at Victory Monument in Bangkok, urging suspended Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra to step down immediately. The rally was fueled by rising tensions along the Thai-Cambodian border and a controversial leaked phone call between Paetongtarn and former Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen. Demonstrators, waving Thai flags and delivering speeches in both Thai and Khmer, expressed solidarity with Thai soldiers and voiced frustration over perceived threats to national sovereignty. The event underscored deep public discontent with…

Exposing Cambodian Aggression Eight Violations Highlighted On August 1, 2025, the Royal Thai Army’s “SMART Soldiers Strong ARMY” Facebook page detailed eight alleged Cambodian actions deemed severe breaches of international humanitarian law during the ongoing Thai-Cambodian border conflict. The post, addressing global audiences, condemned Cambodia for targeting civilian infrastructure and using cultural sites and civilians as shields, urging the international community to hold accountable those responsible for these violations. Civilian Suffering Under Fire Attacks on Vulnerable Communities The Thai Army accused Cambodia of launching brutal attacks on hospitals, schools, and civilian areas, forcing nearly 200,000 Thais to flee their homes.…

Defending National Interests Upholding International Law On August 1, 2025, the Royal Thai Army briefed diplomats, military attachés, and media, detailing Cambodia’s alleged violations in the ongoing border conflict. Emphasizing Thailand’s commitment to sovereignty and international law, the army outlined its defensive actions under Article 51 of the UN Charter, which permits self-defense against armed attacks. The Royal Thai Army stressed its pursuit of peaceful bilateral dialogue, countering Cambodian accusations of aggression with evidence of measured, proportional responses to protect Thai territory. Cambodian Actions Escalate Tensions Series of Provocative Incidents The Royal Thai Army documented multiple Cambodian provocations since February…

Attorney General Reviews Sensitive Case International Implications Under Scrutiny On August 1, 2025, Thailand’s Deputy Attorney General Watcharin Phanurat announced that a controversial audio clip involving a conversation between Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra and Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen is being carefully evaluated as a potential international case. The Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau has escalated the matter to the Attorney General’s Office, which now holds sole authority. A task force, led by the Director of Cyber Crime Investigation Division 1, has been formed to guide the investigation, with prosecutors assessing whether the case warrants legal action. Task Force Meeting Held…

Drone Suspension Enforced Preventing Operational Risks On August 1, 2025, Thailand’s Second Army Operations Centre announced a suspension of all drone flights along the Thai-Cambodian border, citing potential interference with military activities and the risk of escalating misunderstandings in the tense region. This decision, detailed during a 2:00 PM briefing, reflects heightened caution as clashes persist, ensuring that unauthorized drone activity does not compromise ongoing operations or safety protocols. Mass Evacuations Continue Over 130,000 Civilians Relocated The ongoing border conflict has displaced over 130,000 Thai civilians from high-risk zones across Buriram, Surin, Sisaket, and Ubon Ratchathani provinces, with 48,975 housed…

International Visit to Conflict Zone Assessing Damage in Si Sa Ket On August 1, 2025, Brigadier General Samsul Rizal bin Musa, Malaysia’s Military Attaché, visited Si Sa Ket province to observe the aftermath of recent Thai-Cambodian border clashes. Accompanied by a delegation of over 105 diplomats, military attachés, and journalists from 23 countries, he expressed deep sorrow for the civilian suffering caused by the conflict. The visit, facilitated by the Royal Thai Army, aimed to provide firsthand insight into the impact of Cambodia’s alleged ceasefire violations. Emotional Response to Civilian Plight Highlighting Human Toll Brigadier General Samsul emphasized the visible…

Humanitarian Repatriation Effort Thai Army Aids Stranded Soldiers On August 1, 2025, the Royal Thai Army’s Second Region Army facilitated the return of two Cambodian soldiers found stranded in Thai territory after border clashes between July 24 and 29. The soldiers, identified as Sergeant Major Mom Ritti and Second Lieutenant Ang Uang, received medical care for a broken arm and mental distress, respectively, before being handed over at the Chong Chom checkpoint in Surin province. This action aligns with Thailand’s commitment to humane treatment under the Geneva Convention, emphasizing its adherence to international humanitarian standards. Medical Support for Injured Soldiers…

Global Observers Visit Si Sa Ket Assessing Impact of Border Conflict On August 1, 2025, the Royal Thai Army escorted a delegation of over 105 foreign military attachés, diplomats, and journalists to Si Sa Ket province to witness the aftermath of recent Cambodian military actions. Departing from Don Mueang Air Force Base in Bangkok, the group, including representatives from 23 countries, aimed to observe damage to civilian infrastructure caused by alleged ceasefire violations, highlighting Thailand’s commitment to transparency in the ongoing Thai-Cambodian border dispute. Civilian Sites Hit by Artillery Devastation at Schools and Hospitals The delegation toured sites in Si…

Renewed Fighting in Trat Province Cambodian Troops Advance in Ban Chamrak On July 26, 2025, the Thai-Cambodian border conflict intensified, marking its third day with clashes erupting in Ban Chamrak, Muang district, Trat province. The Trat Marine Task Force reported that Cambodian forces encroached on three points within Thai territory at 5:10 am, prompting a swift counteroffensive by the Royal Thai Navy, which repelled the advance by 5:40 am. The operation, dubbed Trat Pikhat Phairee 1, saw the deployment of four patrol vessels, including fast attack gunboats, to secure Ko Kut and Ban Hat Lek in Khlong Yai. Martial Law…

Chaos Erupts at Popular Market Gunman Targets Security Guards On July 28, 2025, a 61-year-old man named Noi Praidaen unleashed a violent shooting at Or Tor Kor Market in Bangkok’s Chatuchak district, resulting in the loss of five lives, including four security guards and one female vendor, before taking his own life. The incident, occurring at 12:38 pm, sent panic through the bustling market, a popular spot for locals and tourists near Chatuchak Weekend Market. Two women were also injured, as reported by emergency services. Personal Grudge Fuels Attack Years-Long Dispute Over Car Damage Bangkok police chief Lieutenant General Sayam…