Thailand’s suspended PM testifies over phone call

Thailand’s suspended prime minister, Bangkok court, a lawsuit that can be completely forced to work completely from his work, Cambodia with the border dispute with the allegation of violating a law of ethics.

Paetongarn Shinawatra, the youngest daughter of the former billionaire Fakin Shinawatra, is accused of failing to stop in their duties on June 15th to discuss the tensions in the region requested by the Senate President Hun Sen and both nations.

Despite their efforts, the two countries in the late July deal with five -day armed border conflicts, causing dozens of deaths and displaced more than 260,000 people.

Critics, Cambodia’s former leader Hun Sen went too far in practice and damaging Thailand’s image and interests, and a Thai army responsible for the forces along the border, criticizing the general “uncle”, he said.

The actual damage was done when Thaksin’s long -term friend Hun Sen leaked the call and caused a turmoil in Thailand. Paetongarn apologized, but said he did not harm Thailand, arguing that his comments were negotiating tactics.

However, the Constitutional Court unanimously voted to review a petition accusing Paetongarn for an ethical violation, and on July 1, he voted for 7-2 to suspend him immediately until he made his decision.

On Thursday, his statement was heard behind the closed doors.

His father, Thaksin, will face a legal decision on Friday, when Bangkok’s criminal court was expected to make a crime that could be sentenced to three to 15 years of imprisonment of Thailand’s monarchy.

The case included his 2025 interview in South Korea.

In 2006, Thaksin, who was removed from power by a military coup, had previously been convicted of conflict of interest and power abuse, but fled abroad and avoided imprisonment.

He returned to Thailand only in 2023 and gave a short sentence in a comfortable hospital suit before Parolad and forgiven.