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Thai prime minister visits border with Cambodia after leaked conversation triggers resignation calls
- Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra visited the border with Cambodia, where tensions have risen after a leaked conversation triggered calls for her resignation from the public and protesters.
- Conditions for reopening border checkpoints depend on the upcoming Regional Border Committee meeting, which is crucial to reduce military tensions following a clash that resulted in Cambodian soldier deaths.
- Lt Gen Boonsin Padklang urged the Prime Minister to support national interests, suggesting that she clear the issue with the public.
- Both countries have deployed thousands of troops, and there is increasing public pressure on the Thai government amid fears of escalating tensions.
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Military Clashes, Private Conversation and the Ongoing Cambodia-Thailand Border Dispute
On May 28, 2025, Cambodian and Thai soldiers clashed in a brief gunfight along the disputed border in Northern Cambodia/Northeast Thailand along the Chong Bok border. The armed clash has so far led to two confirmed deaths from the Cambodian military. The recent round of clashes is the latest between the Southeast Asian nations since […] The post Military Clashes, Private Conversation and the Ongoing Cambodia-Thailand Border Dispute appeared firs…
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Thai prime minister visits border with Cambodia after leaked conversation triggers resignation calls
Thailand’s Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has visited the border with Cambodia as she faced resignation calls following a leaked phone call between her and Cambodia’s former leader discussing recent border tensions.
Army commander tells PM to 'support national interest' in border dispute
Second Army Region Commander Lt Gen Boonsin Padklang has advised Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra to "be mindful" and support the national interest with a moral policy when handling the border dispute with Cambodia.
June 22, 2025 'Sorasan Seepheng', former deputy governor of Surin Province, posted on Facebook Sorasart Seepheng, revealing the translation of the uncensored audio clip of Hun Sen and Prime Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra. The interpreter did not completely translate Hun Sen's words, presumably to save Prime Minister Paethongtarn's feelings. Stated #translation of Hun Sen's conversation word for word (not including all of PM Yingluck's part) A …
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