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Russian Naval Ships Dock in Thailand for Indo-Pacific Diplomatic Mission
Two high-capability Russian Navy corvettes, RFS Rezkiy and RFS Aldar Tsydenzhapov, docked at Juk Samet Pier, Sattahip Port, as part of a goodwill visit and diplomatic mission in the Indo-Pacific region. The visit is a key component of the Russian Pacific Naval Task Group’s ongoing mission to strengthen naval cooperation and conduct joint exercises with regional forces. Admiral Nattaphon Diaowanik, Commander of the Royal Thai Fleet, officially welcomed Captain Alexey Antsiferov, Deputy Commander of Russia’s 36th Primorskaya Division Pacific Fleet, during a reception aboard one of the Russian vessels. The event, held to foster diplomatic and military ties, was also attended by Russian Ambassador to Thailand, Evgeny Tomikhin. During the visit, the Russian Navy will engage in joint naval exercises with other Indo-Pacific forces, focusing on enhancing regional security and strengthening maritime partnerships. The goodwill mission underscores Russia’s strategic interest in the Indo-Pacific and aims to build trust and collaboration among participating nations. The presence of the RFS Rezkiy and RFS Aldar Tsydenzhapov, equipped with advanced weaponry and state-of-the-art technology, highlights the operational strength of Russia’s Pacific Fleet. The mission reflects Russia’s commitment to maintaining an active role in regional maritime affairs. This visit marks another chapter in the deepening of Thai-Russian relations, with both nations emphasizing the importance of maritime security and regional stability. The Russian Naval Task Group’s journey will continue across other key Indo-Pacific destinations, further fostering international naval cooperation. Picture courtesy of Khaosod. -- 2024-11-24 -
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Posing a business question/Topic
I haven't used Thai visa or aseannow in a long time. There used to be a forum called general topics, it doesn't seem to be here. I want to ask a question about business in Thailand, specifically for people who are fluent in Thai, Japanese and English. But I can't find how or where to start this question. Please advise. Thank you. -
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Nissan to Cut 1,000 Jobs in Thailand Amidst Restructuring
Built at Nissan plant 2. New 2025 will be built at Mitsubishi. -
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K bank E-mail with Tax Forms attached ?
It’s applicable to US Citizens and non U.S. citizens with taxable income from the U.S. -
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Authorities Raid Bar in Pattaya for Operating Beyond Legal Hours
Good, now they only have to find the owner of the place. -
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K bank E-mail with Tax Forms attached ?
I'm a British citizen and I got the email last night. I've lived full time in Thailand since 2009. I don't have a UK address or a TIN (UK or Thai). -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 24 November 2024
Tour Boat Capsizes in Cheow Lan Dam in Storm: Search for Missing French Tourist A long-tail tour boat carrying 13 people capsized in the Cheow Lan Dam (Ratchaprapha Dam) in Surat Thani province after being hit by a sudden storm, leaving one French tourist missing and others injured. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1344403-tour-boat-capsizes-in-cheow-lan-dam-in-storm-search-for-missing-french-tourist/
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