- Published: 25/04/2011
- Bangkok Post
However, he believed there should be bilateral meetings, not a war, because people from both sides were being hurt by the conflict, Gen Prayuth said.
“If Cambodia doesn’t want to negotiate, then it will not be necessary for us to negotiate either,” the army chief said.
Thai troops sent to the border area had not retreated, and had retaliated in kind.
“The Foreign Ministry, the Defence Ministry and the Thai armed forces don’t agree with having third-party observers in the disputed border area, but if it is required there must be regulations to cover it and all troops from the two countries must move out of the area.
“I don’t think there is any country that wants foreign troops to invade its territory, and it is not necessary to have third-party observers at this time,” Gen Prayuth added.
3 comments:
Promise from now on that you will be subordinated to your civilian leader ? or should I say...You Thai teams are shamelessly act like the slippery eels that only boiling salted water will be able to slow down your wiggling shit loaded heads ?
Never Trust a guy who name is Prayuth Stinky Os-Cha.
His first name (prayuth) means "fighting", that's why he is a warrior and not a peacemaker. His last name means (Chan-Ocha) means the "marvelous moon", that's why he doesn't want to take order and look like a subordinate of anyone.
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