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AI In-brief 11 Sept 15:28

Anutin rejects Trump ceasefire claim, vows continued military action

Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul explicitly rejected US President Trump's claim of a ceasefire with Cambodia, asserting Thailand's resolve to continue military operations.
Anutin affirmed that military actions would persist until all threats to Thailand's land and people are eliminated, citing ongoing operations along the northeastern and eastern borders.
He refuted Trump's suggestion that a landmine explosion injuring Thai soldiers was a "roadside accident," emphasizing it was a direct violation by Cambodia of the Kuala Lumpur Joint Peace Declaration.
Anutin informed Trump that while Thailand adheres strictly to peace agreements, Cambodia's violations, especially those causing casualties, necessitate a strong response to defend national sovereignty.

AI In-brief Yesterday 14:58

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul advises Thai citizens to be aware of international recommendations to stockpile essentials for three days, emphasizing awareness over panic.
Thailand assures food security and government preparedness for global events, while the Foreign Ministry monitors the Middle East and guides Thais abroad to stay informed.