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Thaksin Shinawatra meets with Myanmar's Exiled Govt

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Thaksin Shinawatra, former Thai Prime Minister, recently held discussions with representatives from ethnic armed groups and the National Unity Government (NUG), the exiled government of Myanmar. The aim was to aid in ending the nationwide conflict that has been ongoing since February 2021.

 

Following the coup by the military that ousted Aung San Suu Kyi's elected government, an armed struggle rapidly spread across the country. The conflict has displaced millions and severely impacted the economy.

 

Throughout March and April, Shinawatra met with different ethnic groups, including Karen National Union (KNU), Restoration Council of Shan State (RCSS), Karenni National Progressive Party (KNPP), and Kachin National Organization (KNO). These groups united in their opposition against the ruling junta.

 

The Myanmar military has suffered numerous losses since last October, with the Arakan Army recently stating they have taken hundreds of military personnel prisoner. This latest setback only further strengthens the anti-junta resolve.

 

Shinawatra is thought to be in a position to intervene due to his political and economic knowledge, alongside good relations with some junta leaders. He has previously suggested that foreign workers are vital for Thailand's economy and proposed allowing refugees on the Thai border to work legally within the country.

 

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Senior statesman pulling his weight to help peace process 

he’s not only going to make Thailand great but the region too

i wonder what’s his angle 

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1 hour ago, webfact said:

These groups united in their opposition against the ruling junta.

The so-called sovereign Thai people might learn from these groups.

1 hour ago, Hunz Kittisak said:

Senior statesman pulling his weight to help peace process 

he’s not only going to make Thailand great but the region too

i wonder what’s his angle 

Maybe making merits in his twilight years to atone for his sins…. ?

1 hour ago, Hunz Kittisak said:

Senior statesman pulling his weight to help peace process 

he’s not only going to make Thailand great but the region too

i wonder what’s his angle 

Shinwatra domination.

1 hour ago, Hunz Kittisak said:

Senior statesman pulling his weight to help peace process 

he’s not only going to make Thailand great but the region too

i wonder what’s his angle 

Nobel Peace Prize, then a seat on the Privy Council staring down Prayut

this is for his benefit only

 

one tug , my ex brother in law, made very good money selling satellite solutions in tune of tens or even hundreds of millions to myanmar, for thaksin, his boss

 

 

3 hours ago, webfact said:

The aim was to aid in ending the nationwide conflict that has been ongoing since February 2021.

 

Trying to save the murderous generals.

This guy was on his deathbed two months ago the police hospital must have performed a miracle as now he’s running around visiting every man and his dog reminds me of the film the Life of Brian Jesus was crucified on Friday and on Sunday resurrected  can only conclude that like a cat he has 9 lives 

3 hours ago, Srikcir said:

The so-called sovereign Thai people might learn from these groups.

Not if HM the K supports the junta takeovers. (They have done so far.)

Thais would never go against him.

Before returning to Thailand he said that he only wants to take care of his grandchildren not of politics ...

Just another lie ...

A fool is who expected something different .

 

Oh , he must feel soo good now , after being ignored for 15 years , now he takes the center stage again .

 

 

Well, at least Thai citizen is trying. 

Unclear remains, where are Dr T's interest; he is not known as a do-gooder without a direct benefit to him and his clan. 

Irrespective of this, he tries and the Burmese people might be the beneficiaries of a more peaceful future 😉 

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