Thailand receives no US aid amid economic fallout from American-Israeli war with Iran
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Updated · The Washington Post · Apr 27
Thailand receives no US aid amid economic fallout from American-Israeli war with Iran
3 articles · Updated · The Washington Post · Apr 27
Thai Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow stated in Krabi that the Trump administration has not provided direct assistance as Thailand faces economic crisis.
He revealed Thailand is now seeking support from Russia and China to mitigate the war’s economic impact. The ongoing conflict has strained Thailand’s economy, a key US treaty ally in Southeast Asia.
The foreign minister criticized the war’s outbreak, emphasizing that it should not have occurred, and highlighted shifting diplomatic efforts as Thailand navigates the regional consequences of the conflict.
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