Defense in action: Thailand has deployed Swedish-made Gripen fighter jets to bomb Cambodian military targets, in response to a Cambodian drone terror attack that killed 11 Thai citizens

The Royal Thai Air Force possesses the capability to decisively neutralize the Cambodian military with ease. Yet, in a surprising display of restraint, its response has remained minimal — strictly limited to military targets and largely symbolic in nature. Had it been any other nation with Thailand’s aerial arsenal, Phnom Penh might have been wiped off the map. But Thailand is responding with measured force, guided by moral principle and social responsibility — at least for now.

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PTTEP Announces 1.09 Trillion Baht Investment Plan, Aiming for Eight-Percent Petroleum Sales Growth in 2026

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"Feels Like a Dream": A TikTok Video Earned an Eighty-Eight-Year-Old Cashier a Check for 1.7 Million Dollars

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Nvidia CEO Says U.S. Data-Center Builds Take Years while China ‘Builds a Hospital in a Weekend’

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Indian Airports in Turmoil as IndiGo Cancels Over a Thousand Flights, Stranding Thousands

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Hollywood Industry on Edge as Netflix Secures Near-$60 Bln Loan for Warner Bros Takeover

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Hong Kong Moves Forward with Election as City Seeks Accountability After Deadly Tower-Block Fire

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