Thai Navy Denies Border Incursion, Cites GPS Data
The Royal Thai Navy has denied reports of a Thai helicopter crossing into Cambodian territory on September 3, citing GPS records that confirm the aircraft remained within Thailand. The Navy stated that information exchange with Cambodian forces resolved the issue, attributing the incident to a potential misunderstanding during a border security mission.
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