February 2Feb 2 Popular Post The Royal Thai Air Force (RTAF) continues its operations along the Thai-Cambodian border amid recent tensions. Air Marshal Chakkrit Thammavichai confirmed that all branches of the armed forces remain vigilant to defend Thailand’s airspace after reports of provocations from Cambodia. Surveillance has been maintained since a second ceasefire announcement, ensuring national security.The current situation follows a series of confrontations, including an incident where a flare device on the border fence was triggered, as claimed by Cambodia. The Thai Air Force dismissed this as a breach of a prior agreement, emphasizing a commitment to maintaining a non-hostile environment. Air Marshal Thammavichai assured the public that operations focus on self-defense and humanitarian principles, ensuring the safety of Thai citizens.Despite uncertainties, the RTAF is prepared for continued operations, highlighting a collaboration between the armed forces and government to sustain military supplies for the next 2-3 years. This partnership exemplifies a unified approach across state agencies, aiming to strengthen public trust and national security. The Air Force also underscores its historical adherence to targeting only military forces, avoiding civilian casualties.Looking forward, security remains a priority, particularly during the election period. Since December 27, 2025, the armed forces have been on standby to address any threats. The Air Marshal reaffirmed the continuous readiness of security agencies to manage risks in all dimensions, bolstering national defense capabilities, reported The Nation.Key TakeawaysThai Air Force remains vigilant along the Cambodian border.Recent flare incidents breach previous agreements, sparking tensions.National security is a priority with all forces on standby since late 2025.Related StoriesTrat Border Clashes Intensify as Thai Forces Hit Koh KongThai Forces Push for Gulf Closure to Throttle Cambodia's Supplies Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Nation 2026-01-31 View full record
February 2Feb 2 Popular Post there are no tensions... only elections coming up.... Anutin want to get votes
February 3Feb 3 Popular Post 16 hours ago, ikke1959 said:there are no tensions... only elections coming up.... Anutin want to get votesYeah, same BS as in nearly every democracy in the world.
February 3Feb 3 Popular Post 21 minutes ago, Watawattana said:Yeah, same BS as in nearly every democracy in the world.Yes, especially Thai "democracy"🫢
February 3Feb 3 How about thinking of all the affected civilians living in border areas. Are they going to force them to evacuate a third time.. Is it possible to solve this problem once and for all with diplomacy and not showing all guns?The generals is apparently not good in diplomacy, so there has to be someone else.
February 3Feb 3 Popular Post Well, well, it is another five days to final Election Day - drum up the forces to show every Tom, Dick and Harry, how well the Thai government "protects" it sovereignty, people and culture. Lets see the situation in a few weeks; once the cards are on the table - rien ne va plus - like in the Casinos ;-)
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February 4Feb 4 21 hours ago, Bruce Aussie said:BS story, Trump already ended this.😂Well if you consider there isnt any shooting, he did.Back on topic, its good to see the Thai Airforce is ready to bomb the jungle where a flare went off. I wonder when the Thai Navy will get into the act.Meanwhile another tourist season is coming to a close and you again cant breathe the air.
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