Sutin Klangsaeng Dismisses 'Red-Green' Secret Deal Allegations

On July 30, 2026, Pheu Thai Party-list MP Sutin Klangsaeng addressed recent social media claims made by activist Taikorn Polsuwan. Taikorn alleged that a 'Red-Green' secret deal was being negotiated in Monaco to gather support for a change in the Prime Minister.

Sutin dismissed these allegations as baseless, stating that the current coalition government is functioning effectively without internal friction. He argued that if former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra intended to hold political discussions, he would not need to travel to Monaco, as he could easily meet with relevant parties in Bangkok. Furthermore, Sutin noted that Thaksin has currently reduced his direct political involvement, leaving party operations to current members.

Sutin criticized Taikorn for making unsubstantiated claims, which he believes create public confusion and negatively impact political confidence. He urged the activist to provide concrete evidence to support such serious allegations to maintain credibility.

For residents and travelers, this incident highlights the ongoing volatility of political discourse in Thailand. While these claims have caused public debate, there is no evidence of government instability. The situation remains a matter of political speculation, and observers should wait for verifiable evidence before drawing conclusions about potential shifts in the administration. As of now, the government continues its operations as usual.