A meeting in PM in Thailand is considered an enemy of the state from what you call the former uncle in Cambodia Cambodia

BANGKOK – Thousands of protesters gather in the capital Thailand, Bangkok, at the end of last week, demanded the resignation of the Prime Minister (Prime Minister) Petatongtan Trong Shinavatra. The number in Thailand began with a PM Paetongtarn Shinwatra phone call with a former Cambodian prime minister, minister Hong Saint.

In the phone call, which discussed the recent incident on the border of the two countries, the Thai -prime minister -minister called Hong Saint “Uncle”. He also said that the Thai military commander, who coped with the dispute, “just wanted to look cool and said things that were useless.”

The phone call caused public anger. Patongtan apologized, but defended his phone call as a “negotiation technique”.

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Before leaving for a visit to the northern region of Thailand, who was flooded, Patongtar told reporters: “To demonstrate the right to demonstrate while this is being done peacefully.”

The Saturday demonstration has become the biggest demonstration since the ruling ruling ruling to power came to power in 2023.

Thousands of people fall into the rain of Musson and block the road in the monument to the monument to the Victory monument in Bangkok, waved a Thai flag and held a sign with such slogans as “PM – the enemy of the state”.

Parnthep Pourpongpan’s protest leader said; “PM must leave because he is a problem.”