UDD Leader: Redshirts Do Not Seek Secession
(26 February) Core member of the Redshirts leadership has denied allegations that pro-Redshirts provinces are gearing up to secede from Thailand.
Reds Force Anti-Govt Singer To Ditch Chiang Mai Concert
(25 February) A pop singer allied to the anti-government protest movements was forced to cancel his show in Chiang Mai province after Redshirts gathered at the concert venue.
Korat Redshirts Scare Off Rice Protesters
(25 February) Redshirts militants in Nakohn Ratchasima province have prevented rice farmers in the region from organising a rally to voice their grievance.
'PM-Kidnapping Team' Not Active Personnel: Navy
(25 February) The Royal Thai Navy has denied any connection to a group of suspects allegedly arrested on suspicion of carrying firearms and plotting to kidnap the Prime Minister.
Both Sides Trade Accusations Over Twin Attacks
(24 February) Both anti-government protest leadership and the government have accused each other of being complicit in the latest spree of violence against the protesters.
Bank Staff Criticised For Rejecting Redshirts Deposits
(21 February) A Redshirt leader has demanded that the Bank of Agriculture and Agricultural Co-Operatives clarify its stance regarding an incident in which Redshirts supporters were told off by its bank staff.
PT Asks Police To Protect Redshirts From Suthep
(21 February) Deputy Spokesperson of Pheu Thai Party has urged the police to protect Redshirts supporters following a threat from the anti-government protest leader.
Kwanchai Assures His Supporters He Is Not Paralysed
(21 February) The Redshirts core leader who survived a drive-by shooting at his residence refuted the rumour that he was paralysed by the incident.
Army Chief Unaware Of Protest Armed Militants
(21 February) The Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Army is not aware of any details concerning the shadowy armed militants allied to anti-government protesters, his close aide said.
Rice Protesters Drop Plan To Besiege Airport – For Now
(21 February) Farmers who have marched to Bangkok to demand payment from the government for their mortgaged rice have dropped their threats to seize the city's main airport.
