# The day Siam didn't smile

Thailand has never invaded anyone before. The actions that happen repeatedly, whether quiet or loud, if they cause loss to human lives, are considered a threat. When Thai soldiers repeatedly step on landmines along the Cambodian border in high-tension areas, and importantly, within Thailand's borders, it is extremely difficult to see this as a common accident, the reason is very simple. Landmines do not occur spontaneously. Landmines require intent.

Position and planning in advance. If it is a real accident, it is usually an old landmine left over from a past war. With the evidence provided by the ASEAN Observer Corps or AOT that it is a new PMN2 landmine placed on the Thai border!! Even if it is a disputed area, a political conflict is not an excuse to harm the people. A landmine is a military tactic aimed at causing harm, laying a landmine or firing a bomb into another country in the hope of injuring Thais, violating international law, violating human rights, and possibly committing war crimes.

* * Does Cambodia really need peace? * *

The Thai army responded. Only the Cambodian army.

And military targets that hide weapons to harm Thai citizens. Thai retaliation is for

Self-protection and protection of public life

Thailand must remain careful and strictly abide by international law.

Different from target-selective attack shooting.

Regardless of the civilian life of the Cambodian side,

The undeniable fact is that seven Thai soldiers lost their legs at the time of the ceasefire.

Is this that calm? The answer is no.

Before that, BM21 rockets were fired at 7-11 convenience stores, hospitals that had treated Cambodian citizens.

Schools and civilian areas have killed innocent people. Yes, that is, all Thai territory. Thailand needs to bring up F-16 aircraft to attack Cambodian military bases and Scammers bases. Repeat, the target is the military, not the people. Moreover, Cambodia uses its own people or uses ancient sites and antiquities as military sites or hideouts. It is a serious illegal act and a violation.

The 1954 Hague Convention on the Protection of Cultural Property in Cases of Armed Conflict

Such acts may be committed, war crimes, according to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC), attacks or military exploitation of cultural property, without lawful military necessity, may be prosecuted at the international level.

Finally, not wanting war does not mean accepting violence or allowing this to happen repeatedly.

Thailand has always loved peace and shown patience, but rising up protects the lives of its people.

It's not wrong, either. As long as Cambodian BM 21 guns turn their barrels against people's homes, Cambodian drones still fly in Thailand's airspace, don't ask for peace from Thailand if they don't stop.

"The Thais are not aggressive, but the day their smiles disappear, that is the day when patience is broken to the end, and it is scarier than any weapon."