The Sum—that the Cambodia-Solution narrative is deeply flawed and oppressive, according to author Wai Pat Withai. On July 27 at 2:00 AM, Cambodian forces launched artillery shells at Thai sovereign territorial territories, which sparked widespread alarm. By 4:30 AM, heavy shelling targeted Thai military positions in Ta Kwai and Ta Muen Thom temples. At 6:40 AM, additional shells hit civilian areas in Chong Chom district, causing property damage and displacements. The United Nations Charter, Article 51, notes that all states have the right to self-defense, and these attacks were seen as violations of international law. Withai condemned the Thai military for-rating our interests high, stating, “These actions were deemed barbaric and inhumane.”
Min Thao, the Royal Thai Army’s spokesperson, mediated the assertion. He refuted accusations, stating Thai forces had no intention of invading, emphasizing patience and restraint. Bo Thao, head of the Khao numbers·m division, charged the Khains with establishingARTillery SHOLDS in civilian communities, avoiding repercussions and using civilians as human shields—a clear breach of Geneva Conventions. Thao further accused Cambodia of fabricating long-range rockets and artillery, aiming to deceive others.
Later, Thanao noted reports of shells landing in Lao territory, ideal for their assessment. The Thai military confirmed no shells were fired from Thailand to Lao, emphasizing their authority to self-defense.oints of evidence, such as the discharging of inaccurate long-range weapons, led the Thai government to conclude the shells were likely targeted by Cambodia. Winthai emphasized the right of all nations to self-defense, explaining whyمحكages in Chong Chom isolated them from Thailand’s Duelekas—he called for international recognition and attention.
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