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Dr. Lerpong Points Out that the Majority of Thai Muslims Do Not Support Separatism in the South, Stating that Claims of Oppression Are Unfounded.

The unrest in the three southern border provinces of Thailand is a chronic wound often linked to religious issues and oppression amidst the ongoing violence. Recently, the Facebook page of the Internal Security Operations Command (ISOC) spokesperson team shared a video of Dr. Lerpong Saryeet, a professor at an international university in Iran and former president of the Thai-Iranian Student Association, who frankly criticized the separatist move…
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The unrest in the three southern border provinces of Thailand is a chronic wound often linked to religious issues and oppression amidst the ongoing violence. Recently, the Facebook page of the Internal Security Operations Command (ISOC) spokesperson team shared a video of Dr. Lerpong Saryeet, a professor at an international university in Iran and former president of the Thai-Iranian Student Association, who frankly criticized the separatist move…

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แนวหน้าออนไลน์ broke the news on Sunday, July 26, 2026.
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