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USA Trump to make decision on US involvement 'within two weeks'
Didn't Trump say "within two weeks" he would make a decision ? And indeed he did make a decision in the stated timeframe -
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BREAKING NEWS Trump Confirms Surprise US Airstrikes on Iran’s Nuclear Sites, Including Fordo
They'll get personal with me because as you said they lose the debate. Notice again how he raises Cambodia like it's something to be ashamed of and projects his own financial and sexual insecurities on me. -
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Crime Man Shoots Neighbours After Noise Complaint in Chumphon
UPDATE Ex-Navy Officer with Influential Surname Surrenders After Fatal Shooting of Neighbours Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A former navy officer with a well-known surname has surrendered to police after fatally shooting a neighbour and injuring another in a row over a running car engine. The suspect, 67-year-old Mr. Sarit Israngkun Na Ayutthaya, was arrested after intense pressure from authorities and days of hiding in the forest. The incident occurred on 20 June in Muang District, Chumphon Province. Mr. Sarit allegedly used a .22 calibre rifle to shoot his neighbours , 54-year-old Ms. Jirawan, who later died from her injuries and her husband, 53-year-old Mr. Surapoj, who survived. The couple had been living in the same row of rented rooms as the suspect. According to police, the fatal confrontation followed a long-standing dispute. Mr. Sarit was reportedly enraged by the couple’s habit of leaving their vehicle engine running for extended periods, with the exhaust fumes entering his living space. Despite several warnings, the couple continued the practice, leading to repeated verbal altercations. On the morning of the incident, Mr. Sarit was preparing local fruit, including durians, mangosteens, and sataw beans, to visit his children. While sweeping his room, Mr. Surapoj approached him and allegedly taunted him, claiming local roots and mocking Mr. Sarit’s past dismissal from work. Incensed, Mr. Sarit retrieved a rifle from his room and shot Mr. Surapoj once. When Ms. Jirawan emerged and shouted, “Why did you shoot my husband? Why don’t you shoot me instead?”, Mr. Sarit fired a shot at her as well. After the shooting, he fled in a pickup truck, driving aimlessly before returning to a former workplace along Phetkasem Road. He asked a former subordinate to drive him to a bus station, intending to flee to Bangkok. However, he changed his mind and decided to head towards the district of Lang Suan. While waiting for transport, he hid in a local banana plantation where he used a fertiliser sack for warmth and insect protection, a technique he claimed to have learned during his navy training. Eventually, heavy rain, hunger and increasing police presence forced him out of hiding. After being spotted by a former colleague near a pomelo orchard, who fled without speaking to him, Mr. Sarit realised the police would soon close in. At 03:00 he walked down from the hills to a local restaurant, where friends and former colleagues urged him to surrender. He agreed, stating he acted out of a sudden surge of emotion. Police arrested him in Moo 8, Tha Kham Subdistrict, Ta Sae District, near his former workplace. He was charged with murder, attempted murder, illegal possession of a firearm, and discharging a firearm in a public area. The suspect has admitted to the crime and is now in custody awaiting prosecution. Authorities are continuing their investigation and have promised a full legal response, regardless of the suspect’s former military background or prominent family name. Adapted by Asean Now from Khaosod 2025-06-23 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 23 June 2025
Cambodia Advises Citizens to Avoid Travelling to Thailand Picture courtesy of Daily News Amid ongoing diplomatic tensions, the Cambodian government urges its citizens to avoid non-essential travel to Thailand. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1364469-cambodia-advises-citizens-to-avoid-travelling-to-thailand/ -
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Travel Cambodia Advises Citizens to Avoid Travelling to Thailand
Picture courtesy of Daily News Amid ongoing diplomatic tensions, the Cambodian government urges its citizens to avoid non-essential travel to Thailand. On 22nd June, Cambodia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs released a statement advising its citizens to steer clear of Thailand unless absolutely necessary, citing ongoing strains in the bilateral relationship. For Cambodians residing in Thailand, the government emphasised the importance of exercising utmost caution. Citizens are advised to stay informed through official sources and to avoid risky areas such as protests or demonstrations, which could pose safety concerns. In case of emergencies or if assistance is needed, Cambodians are encouraged to reach out immediately to the Cambodian Embassy or Consulates in Thailand. Authorities stress the importance of being prepared and having clear communication lines with diplomatic missions. This advisory underscores the need for awareness and caution during a period of uncertainty and aims to ensure the safety and security of Cambodian nationals abroad. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Daily News 2025-06-23 -
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BREAKING NEWS Trump Confirms Surprise US Airstrikes on Iran’s Nuclear Sites, Including Fordo
Jealous I get more pussy than you?
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