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JIC warns threats to arrest Anutin and use force could harm talks
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ACM Prapas Sonjaidee, director of the Thailand-Cambodia Joint Information Centre (JIC), on Thursday (August 27) criticised a Cambodian article containing threats to arrest Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and raising the possibility of using force, warning that such rhetoric could damage the atmosphere for negotiations.
Key facts
- He also urged the Cambodian side to revisit the ceasefire agreement, stressing that the prime minister’s visit had not changed the border.
- Prapas urged the Cambodian side to revisit the Joint Statement signed at the third Special General Border Committee (GBC) meeting on December 27, 2025
- SRT seeks one-year Airport Rail Link deal with CP ahead of September 7 talks
- He was responding to a Cambodian article claiming that Thai officials, including Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, could be arrested and prosecuted under Cambodian law if they entered areas Cambodia claims as its sovereign territory
Summary
He also urged the Cambodian side to revisit the ceasefire agreement, stressing that the prime minister’s visit had not changed the border.
He was responding to a Cambodian article claiming that Thai officials, including Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, could be arrested and prosecuted under Cambodian law if they entered areas Cambodia claims as its sovereign territory. The article also referred to the possibility of using force.