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May 15, 69

"Defense Department" guarantees the unconditional "government-army," opens the checkpoint, sends "Uncle Yoshn" back to Thailand, points to good cooperation, raises the credit of "General Region 2," coordinates, believes that if the atmosphere is good, bilateral negotiations at all levels progress.

May 15, 2026, at the Isan University of Technology (Northeast), Mon. Nakhon Ratchasima, Lieutenant General Adulay Adulchan, Minister of Defense, along with Lieutenant General Virayuth Love Art, General of the 2nd Division, mentioned the case in which Cambodian soldiers handed over captured Thai Yoshne Sai while seeking forest supplies to the 2nd Army, and that it was the cooperation of the government and the military and local authorities, especially the 2nd Army, were immediately coordinated. Knowing that there was an incident, this day was the source of release, which was the beginning of the conflict, increased mutual trust, but our militarism did not diminish. Stay ready to defend sovereignty, as the Prime Minister has discussed with Cambodia at the ASEAN Leaders Summit in the Philippines. If the trend continues to improve, we will use bilateral mechanisms at meetings, ranging from the Joint Boundary Commission or JBC, the General Border Commission or GBC and the Regional Border Commission or RBC, respectively, which want to trust the military that it is ready to ask the public to hear the message from government agencies.

Lieutenant General Adulay said that for the GBC meeting at the level of the Ministry of Defence, there is no need to wait for the JBC meeting of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs first, because it can be done in parallel if the atmosphere is as good as this, but if mechanisms improve, such as Cambodia follow the post-ceasefire agreement discussed and cooperate in suppressing Scammers, then we will have a discussion that has to start with a little cooperation like this case, confirming that there will be no opening of the checkpoint and that today's repatriation does not exchange any conditions and is not a condition for opening the checkpoint. Everything is based on the Joint Statement or Joint Statement, which is co-ordinated by the 2nd Chief of the Army, confirming that there are no conditions at both the military and government levels.

When asked if they wanted to build confidence in the people because there were still incidents along the border, Lieutenant General Adulay said that it was normal because both border gun-wielding soldiers were defending their sovereignty by understanding each other, but the availability of troops, from area commanders to second division captains, confirmed that there was a readiness, which may have happened due to the lack of discipline, but our part was well advised to follow the strict rules of collision, which we have learned at all levels.

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