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‘Run For Honour’ set for Ta Kwai to honour fallen troops
Today 11:34Key points summarised by AI
The Second Army Region is organizing the ‘Run For Honour 2026’ in Surin province to raise funds for frontline troops and families affected by border conflicts.
Held at Prasat Ta Kwai, a historic site of intense Thai-Cambodian border tensions, the event commemorates soldiers who sacrificed their lives and supports current personnel.
Participants can choose from various categories, including 18km, 4km, and a virtual run, receiving special commemorative military-themed items.
All proceeds from the charity run will directly support military personnel, affected families, and those who have made sacrifices related to the border situation.
China denies supplying weapons to Cambodia in border clashes
Today 15:00Key points summarised by AI
China's Embassy in Thailand firmly denies providing military equipment to Cambodia specifically for its border conflict with Thailand, stating any existing equipment stems from prior cooperation programs.
Beijing asserts its neutrality in the dispute, emphasizing its support for ASEAN's diplomatic efforts to achieve a political settlement and de-escalate regional tensions.
China urges all involved parties to prioritize peace and stability, cautioning against the spread of false information or rumors, following reports of Chinese-manufactured rockets used by Cambodia.
Thailand's Foreign Minister confirmed an earlier shipment of Chinese weapons to Cambodia, clarifying that this occurred before the current border conflict began.