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Anutin denies Cambodian tanks near border as NSC backs UNCLOS, anti-drone centre
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Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul on Monday dismissed reports that Cambodian tanks had moved close to the Thai border, insisting Thailand was fully prepared to protect its sovereignty after the National Security Council approved the use of UNCLOS me
Key facts
- Speaking after an NSC meeting at Government House on June 15, Anutin, who also serves as interior minister, said the meeting had approved several key security-related agenda items, including the use of mechanisms under the United Nations
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Summary
Speaking after an NSC meeting at Government House on June 15, Anutin, who also serves as interior minister, said the meeting had approved several key security-related agenda items, including the use of mechanisms under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, or UNCLOS, and the establishment of a centre to counter unmanned aerial threats.
Asked by reporters whether he had received any report of Cambodian tanks moving close to the Thai border, Anutin replied: “No.”