BANGKOK, Feb 25 (TNA) -- Thai Defence Minister General Prawit Wongsuwan (pictured) affirmed on Friday that the Thai government has no policy to withdraw Thai soldiers from contentious areas along the Thai-Cambodian border.
General Prawit insisted that he has never proposed any withdrawal of Thai troops from the disputed border areas, Thai News Agency (TNA) reported.
The Thai defence minister said that he would then discuss with Thai Foreign Minister Kasit Piromya on how Indonesian observers would supervise the Thai-Cambodian border situation--before consulting with the Thai military.
General Prawit insisted that the arrival of the Indonesian observers soon is not considered an intervention with Thailand's internal affairs as they would only monitor the situation, and that Thai authorities would take care of their stay.
The Thai defence minister acknowledged that the development was in line with Thailand's stance on advocating bilateral negotiations with Cambodia to resolve unsettled border issues, and that the Thai government has no problems with the United Nations Security Council's recent resolution calling for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) to supervise the bilateral talks between Bangkok and Phnom Penh.
General Prawit insisted that he has never proposed any withdrawal of Thai troops from the disputed border areas, Thai News Agency (TNA) reported.
The Thai defence minister said that he would then discuss with Thai Foreign Minister Kasit Piromya on how Indonesian observers would supervise the Thai-Cambodian border situation--before consulting with the Thai military.
General Prawit insisted that the arrival of the Indonesian observers soon is not considered an intervention with Thailand's internal affairs as they would only monitor the situation, and that Thai authorities would take care of their stay.
The Thai defence minister acknowledged that the development was in line with Thailand's stance on advocating bilateral negotiations with Cambodia to resolve unsettled border issues, and that the Thai government has no problems with the United Nations Security Council's recent resolution calling for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) to supervise the bilateral talks between Bangkok and Phnom Penh.
3 comments:
Thailand withrawal their troops or not we don't give a damn! Make sure Thai stay on their side and don't encroaching....Cambodia will use Right to defend our sovereignty with all cost!
Thais have a lot of money to spend to keep their troops along the border. Those dollars came partly from sex industry in Thailand.Remember
all those fetuses found in Bangkock pagoda? 96% of them were white pale skin and had long extremity which reflect that they were the product of white Farang costumers and Thai girls.Thai whores prefer white who spent more cash and has big long thick pen and sticky tongue while the white can enjoy it without rubber interference. Prawit and Thai soldiers protect the territory which had never lost to anyone but give all the opportunity of time to their daughters and wives to enjoy Farangs and made money. When they finally got back home,their wives or girlfriends despise them :Oh no they still alive the
tiny night crawlers.
2:28 AM, you have to know that at the moment, Thai troops are inside Cambodian territory. If they don't withdraw it means they have encroached on Khmer territory and we will lose that territory to Thailand.
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