BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's military on Friday compared its seizure of power in May to restore stability after months of unrest to the brutal crackdown by Myanmar's former junta in 1988 to snuff out a pro-democracy movement.
Thailand's military justified its intervention by the need to restore stability after months of unrest and demonstrations by pro and anti-government protesters.
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