Thousands of rally

Thousands of protesters gathered in Thailand Bangkok’s capital, calling on the resignation of Prime Minister Poetongton Shinovatt after the phone she had with former Cambodia leader Huna.

At the call, she appealed to Huna as “uncle” and said that the Thai military commander, who was engaged in a recent border dispute, “just wanted to look cool and said he was not useful.”

The call called for public anger and led to a key partner in his ruling coalition to quit. Petongorran apologized, but defended the call as “negotiation technique”.

Before leaving, visit the Northern Thailand, which suffered from the flood, polytongarne told reporters that it was “the right to protest the people as long as it is peaceful.”

Saturday rally has been the largest of its kind since the ruling party of the Fau Thai came to power in 2023.

Thousands dared to the monsoon rain and blocked the roads at the Victory Monument Memorial in Bangkok, waving the Thai flags and holding posters, reading slogans such as: “Prime Minister is a state.”

Parntep Puparan’s protest leader said the Prime Minister “should retreat because it is a problem.”

The 70 -year -old Savangmue sulfur traveled for a night by bus from the north to join the protest.

He said AFP what was there “to protect Thai’s sovereignty and say that the Prime Minister is unsuitable.”

“I have experienced many political crises and I know where it is going,” he added.

Paetongtarn said there would be no more calls with the former Cambodia leader, but Parnep said Reuters that many people Thailand believe that she and her influential father manipulated Huna hay.

38 -year -old polyno -year -old, daughter of a toxin shinnattu, overthrown former prime minister who returned to Thailand in August 15 years in exile. It only takes the position of 10 months and is the second prime minister, and the first is its aunt Ingluk Shinovat.

The participants of the rally call for the end of the Shinovatt’s leadership.

The rally was organized by the United Land, a coalition of largely nationalist activists who protested against other governments under the leadership of Shinovitra for two decades.

In a statement read by the crowd, the group stated that the executive and the parliament did not work “in the interests of democracy and constitutional monarchy.”

Like flags and posters, people were carrying umbrellas to protect themselves from rain. When he stopped, a rainbow was formed over the Victory monument.

On Tuesday, the Constitutional Court will decide whether the senators’ motion should be taken, which requires the removal of polyttendant for allegedly unprofessionalness about Hong -Senna’s call.

Hong Saint said he shared an audio recording with 80 politicians, and one of them traced it. He later shared the entire 17-minute entry on his Facebook page.

The call was linked to the recent dispute between Cambodia and Thailand, in which tension increased in May after the border collision was killed by tension, plunging in connection with the lowest in ten years.

But the dispute between the two countries dates from more than a century when the borders were depicted after the French occupation of Cambodia.

Both imposed restrictions on each other, while Cambodia banned Thai imports from food to electricity and the Internet, as well as Thai television and cinemas.

Despite the tensions between its countries, Shinovtras’s friendship with the Hun family has been going on for decades, and his father Hun and Poetongtarran considers each other “Godbroters”.