Thai army says ready to fight Cambodia 24 hours, plans to retake two temples


BANGKOK: Lt Gen Weerayut Raksin, commander of the Second Army Area, said he visited troops along the Thailand-Cambodia border in Surin province to inspect their welfare and readiness amid ongoing tensions.

He said all personnel deployed along the frontier were prepared to face combat around the clock and enjoyed high morale.

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