Thai Deputy PM Anutin Defends Sovereignty to French President Macron

Anutin begins by addressing accusations that Thailand mistreats weaker nations, asserting his ability to provide clarification with confidence and evidence.

He emphasizes his direct involvement in gathering evidence, stating he took all photos himself from his personal phone.

Anutin recounts his conversation with President Macron, describing Thailand's position as primarily defensive.

A summary of Anutin's meeting with French President Macron regarding border issues and the presentation of evidence.

Anutin highlights his extensive experience in border areas and military conflict zones, underscoring his firsthand knowledge.

He explains that the government responds to questions within its context, viewing it positively during times of conflict.

Anutin details his political ties in border provinces, explaining his frequent visits and engagement with local communities.

Anutin asserts that he is the direct source of information for Thailand, capable of providing confident, evidence-based clarifications.

He expresses confidence in Thailand's appropriate stance in maintaining its sovereignty and the safety of its citizens.

Anutin reiterates that discussions on the Thai-Cambodian border issue involved responding to questions with their context.

He emphasizes the significant time spent on border fronts due to political responsibilities and the need to engage with constituents.

Anutin explains his role as Prime Minister overseeing security, leading him to closely engage with security and administrative personnel.

He describes the opportunity to stand in combat zones, providing a firsthand understanding of the environment.

Anutin positions himself as Thailand's representative and leader, capable of providing direct and confident clarifications.

He details how he addresses allegations of Thailand mistreating weaker nations with confidence and photographic evidence.

Anutin states that they acknowledge what is true and correct what is false when providing clarifications.

He expresses confidence in Thailand's appropriate international standing and its commitment to sovereignty and public safety.

Anutin discusses a UNESCO request to survey World Heritage sites near the Cambodian border, initiated by Cambodia.

He proposed that if UNESCO surveys damage from conflict, it should also survey sites in Thailand, not just Cambodia.

Anutin reiterates to President Macron that Thailand maintains a defensive posture but will respond strongly to aggression.

This interaction is highlighted as another opportunity for the Thai government to clarify its position to the international community.

Anutin elaborates on his conversation with UNESCO regarding Cambodia's request to survey World Heritage sites affected by military actions.

He emphasizes the principle of fairness, suggesting that if heritage sites are surveyed due to conflict, the survey should be comprehensive.

Anutin suggests that such requests should be communicated to both involved countries to provide a complete picture.

He contrasts the situation by stating Thailand acts as a protector of its sovereignty, emphasizing a defensive rather than offensive role.

Anutin reaffirms his conversation with President Macron, stating Thailand is on the defensive side but prepared for aggression.

This engagement is presented as a valuable opportunity for the Thai government to inform the global community.

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