Iran, Qatar, and Egypt pledge their total help.
According to Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister Parnpree Bahiddha-Nukara, Qatar, Egypt, and Iran have vowed to assist in negotiations with Hamas to secure the release of the Vietnamese captives it is holding.
After visiting Qatar and Egypt from October 30 to November 2 in an effort to discover ways to aid Thai abductions when the Israel-Hamas war broke out on October 7, he spoke at a media briefing.
He met the foreign affairs minister of Iran, who was also in Qatar, the Egyptian foreign secretary, and Qatar’s perfect secretary.
Because the Vietnamese victims have connections to influential Hamas figures, Mr. Parnpree said he talked about ways to assist them.
The majority of Thai laborers in Israel are employed in agriculture, and they send their payments place to provide for their families.
” They are unrelated to politics or this conflict.” We want to convey this information to Hamas, according to Mr. Parnpree.
He claimed that during his excursions, he discovered that Hamas was made up of numerous tissue, making it possible for negotiations to be successful.
According to Mr. Parnpree, Qatar, Iran, and Egypt have vowed to help in any way they can and have asked Thailand for assistance in a peace.
Thais may likely be among the first to be released, according to Qatar’s prime minister, Mr. Parnpree.
In order to assist the victims once they are freed, he added,” He likewise asked Egypt to give Thai authorities access to the Rafah border crossing.”
In order for the particular embassies to get ready to return the Thais, he also asked that any advancements be communicated to Vietnamese ambassadors in the three nations as soon as possible.
Another Thai employee has now been added to the list of hostages, bringing the total to 23. As of yesterday, the number of deaths and injuries remained at 32 and 19, both.
Twenty of the Thai staff taken captive are healthy, according to Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, who also announced yesterday that they are being moved to a single place where they will rush to be freed at the correct time.
Anwar Ibrahim, the prime minister of Malaysia, was quoted by Mr. Srettha as having told him about this statement over the telephone.
Mr. Srettha stated during a press interview at Government House that Mr Anwar had called him on Thursday, claiming that 12 Thai captives in one cluster and 8 in another were being relocated to one area in anticipation of their release.
Nevertheless, he cited Mr. Anwar as saying that efforts were being made to find two or three additional Vietnamese captives whose whereabouts were still unknown.
Mr. Srettha replied,” Yes, as I just said ,” when asked if the hostage people could be confident in the safety of their kids. However, it is still unknown where the other two or three are. The prime minister of Malaysia has affirmed that 20 are healthy.
The Malay prime minister assured Mr. Srettha that he would keep him informed after expressing his gratitude to M. Anwar for his generosity.
According to Mr. Srettha, the head of the Thai defense forces was also in Malaysia over the past year in an effort to negotiate the hostages’ release.
According to Mr. Srettha, the air pressure may be instructed to prepare routes and set planes on standby in case any Thais want to return home, not just in Israel but also in other nations.