The First Army Region revealed that Thailand reiterates its ceasefire stance, stating that it will not affect rights, sovereignty, or the position on border issues.

The First Army Region revealed that Thailand reiterates its ceasefire stance as a measure to reduce tension without affecting rights, sovereignty, or border issues. They also emphasized that the ceasefire is based on facts, evidence, and verification mechanisms.

December 29, 2568 at 14.03:XNUMX p.m. 1st Army Area revealed that Air Chief Marshal Praphas Sonjaidee, Director of the Joint Press Center for the Thai-Cambodian Border Situation. I would like to confirm to the Thai people, who are currently following the statements and posts from the Cambodian side that are being disseminated to the public, that...

Thailand wishes to reiterate and confirm for clarity that the actions of the Thai government and military throughout the recent situation have been guided by the principles of responsibility, prudence, and international standards. The ultimate goal is the safety of the public, the protection of national sovereignty, and the reduction of losses for all parties.

Thailand has entered into an immediate ceasefire at the site, effective December 27, 2568, as a measure to de-escalate tensions and protect civilian lives. This is based on the clear principle that such a ceasefire does not affect Thailand's rights, sovereignty, or position on territorial issues, and does not constitute an acceptance of any changes to the facts on the ground.

The Thai government and the Thai armed forces remain on high alert, closely monitoring the situation 24 hours a day, and will take action within the framework of international law and agreed-upon mechanisms should the ceasefire agreement be violated or any actions be taken that threaten public safety and national sovereignty.

Thailand affirms its commitment to using facts, evidence, and internationally recognized verification mechanisms as the basis for its actions and supports the role of agreed-upon mechanisms to ensure that the ceasefire is conducted in a fair and transparent manner and leads to a genuine reduction in tensions.

The Joint Press Center would like to thank all Thai citizens for following the situation with concern and maturity. Thailand will communicate information cautiously, continuously, and straightforwardly to ensure that the public receives accurate information and to maintain the country's credibility on the international stage, while also safeguarding national security.

Thailand affirms that negotiations, ceasefires, and national defense will proceed in a balanced manner to achieve lasting peace without compromising national dignity and sovereignty.

Q&A Regarding Hun Manet's Statement, to Prevent Misunderstandings Among Thai People.

Q1: He said he was invaded. Does this damage Thailand's image?

A: Thailand doesn't compete based on accusations; Thailand competes based on "facts, evidence, and verification mechanisms," and adheres to internationally recognized documents as its standard.

Q2: He emphasized, "The ceasefire will not affect the border." Should we respond?

A: Thailand adheres to the same principle of "without prejudice" and allows the technical mechanism (JBC) to continue, without allowing anyone to use the ceasefire as a tool to alter the facts on the ground.

Q3: What should Thais believe right now?

A: Rely on "official documents" and verifiable reports.

Reference : Facebook : 1st Army Area

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