Secretary-General of the National Security Council Reveals that the Unrest in the South Is a Retaliation for the Government's Intensified Crackdown, Pointing to a Combination of Complicating Factors and Local Issues.
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The Secretary-General of the National Security Council (NSC) indicated that the latest unrest in the three southern border provinces was a retaliation by local groups against the government's intensified crackdown. He did not rule out a new involvement by the BRN, citing a combination of complicating factors and local issues. Security for the Cabinet meeting in Songkhla will also be ensured.
The Secretary-General of the National Security Council (NSC) predicted that the unrest in the South was a symbolic retaliation after the government intensified security measures following the death of a paramilitary soldier. He indicated that there might be complicating factors and did not assume it was the work of the BRN. He noted that the attacks targeted local administrative organizations (LAOs) and that no one was killed. He also revealed t…
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