Full text of the official letter released by the Thai government regarding the leaked phone call to Cambodia Senate leader Hun Sen. This article contains only the letter verbatim in English, for context and full details click here for our prior article.
We sincerely apologize to the public that our efforts to communicate openly and honestly have been misinterpreted in the opposite manner.
For over 26 years, the Thai government has adhered to peaceful principles and utilized bilateral mechanisms through the Joint Boundary Commission (JBC) with Cambodia.
Recent events have heightened tensions, prompting the Prime Minister to use a special channel—a phone call with the Cambodian leader—to avoid escalating violence.
Such discussions are a diplomatic approach used by government leaders worldwide to resolve crises, de-escalate confrontations, and safeguard national interests.
The Thai government’s actions are not driven by political popularity but aim to protect the lives and safety of Thai citizens.
Upon detecting insincere and disrespectful behavior from the Cambodian side, the Prime Minister ordered security agencies to prepare for potential threats.
A joint meeting was held between the Prime Minister, military leaders, and security officials to demonstrate unity and strategic readiness.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned the Cambodian Ambassador to Thailand to deliver a protest letter, expressing disappointment over the Cambodian leader’s actions.
Thailand will continue to pursue diplomatic measures in a systematic manner, guided by international principles and national interests.
We express gratitude to all officials who have dedicated themselves to protecting the nation’s territory and security.
We urge the public not to fall victim to information warfare, which may be used by ill-intentioned parties to undermine unity and stability.
