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BREAKING: Thailand PM Shinawatra AXED over LEAKED Phone Call SCANDAL with Cambodian Presiden

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BREAKING: Thailand PM Shinawatra AXED over LEAKED Phone Call SCANDAL with Cambodian Presiden

BREAKING: Thailand PM Shinawatra AXED over LEAKED Phone Call SCANDAL with Cambodian Presiden

Thailand’s Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has been suspended by the Constitutional Court after a leaked call with Cambodian President Hun Sen sparked a national uproar.

Accused of breaching ministerial ethics during a deadly border clash, the PM now faces intense scrutiny from conservative lawmakers and military-backed factions.

The scandal has triggered mass protests in Bangkok and left the Thai government in limbo.

Is this the end for the Shinawatra legacy—or a political witch hunt in disguise?

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Thai PM Faces Mass Protests | Leaked Call With Cambodia’s Hun Sen Fuels Political Storm | Bangkok [Video]

Thai PM Faces Mass Protests | Leaked Call With Cambodia’s Hun Sen Fuels Political Storm | Bangkok

Thailand’s Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra is under fire as thousands take to the streets of Bangkok demanding her resignation. The protests erupted after a leaked call with Cambodia’s Senate President Hun Sen, in which Paetongtarn dismissed a Thai army commander’s criticism of Cambodia amid a deadly border clash. The scandal has shattered her fragile coalition, with the Bhumjaithai Party pulling support and anti-corruption agencies launching probes. The opposition, including monarchist-aligned Yellow Shirts, is rallying in full force, evoking memories of past coups against the Shinawatra family. Cambodia's Hun Sen, now Senate President, accused Thailand of invading Cambodian territory and warned of escalating tensions. Paetongtarn denies wrongdoing, but with possible suspension by the Constitutional Court looming, her grip on power is rapidly weakening. Protesters claim she compromised national dignity; the court's decision next week could change Thailand's political course. #ThailandProtests #PaetongtarnResign #ThaiPMScandal #HunSenPhoneCall #BangkokProtests #ThailandPolitics #CambodiaBorderClash #YellowShirtsReturn #PheuThaiCollapse #ConstitutionalCourt #ThaiMilitaryClash #ThailandCambodiaTensions #CambodiaHunSen #VictoryMonumentRally #ThaiOpposition #ThaiPMControversy #BorderDispute #PheuThaiTrouble #ThailandCrisis #SoutheastAsiaNews Also Read Bangkok Woman Gives Birth On Street As Chaos Triggered By Massive Earthquake Forces Evacuation | WATCH :: https://www.oneindia.com/international/bangkok-woman-gives-birth-on-street-as-chaos-triggered-by-massive-earthquake-forces-evacuation-wat-4108759.html?ref=DMDesc Bangkok Declared 'Disaster Area' As Strong Earthquake In Neighbouring Myanmar Shakes Thai Capital :: https://www.oneindia.com/international/thai-pm-paetongtarn-shinawatra-declares-state-of-emergency-in-bangkok-as-strong-earthquake-shakes-4107631.html?ref=DMDesc Two Powerful Earthquakes Hit Myanmar; Strong Tremors Felt in Bangkok :: https://www.oneindia.com/international/two-powerful-earthquakes-hit-myanmar-strong-tremors-felt-in-bangkok-4107515.html?ref=DMDesc ~HT.410~ED.103~GR.125~

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