Sutin Challenges Thaikor Over Vague Claims on Secret Coalition Deal
Pheu Thai MP Sutin dismissed rival Thaikor's claims of a secret coalition plot to oust the PM as baseless, noting the government is stable and such negotiations wouldn't require meetings in Monaco.
Sutin Klangsamrarn, a Pheu Thai party list MP, on July 30, 2025, responded to claims by Thaikor Phollasuwann that a secret "red-green deal" political movement was underway involving discussions in Monaco to gather support for replacing the prime minister. Sutin argued that the coalition government is currently functioning well and no party has shown signs of attempting to topple it, dismissing the allegations as implausible. He pointed out that high-level political negotiations of the kind alleged would not require arranging meetings in Monaco when such talks could easily occur in Bangkok, and noted that former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has already stepped back from active political management. Sutin criticized Thaikor for repeatedly making unverified claims, stating that without concrete evidence and detailed explanation, such vague statements only sow confusion and undermine public confidence in politics, which harms the country's progress. He urged Thaikor to present clear evidence or risk losing credibility entirely.
