Deputy Prime Minister Wissanu Krea-ngam said on Thursday that the new government could scrap the proposed purchase of a submarine if it did not see any necessity for the vessel.
The Cabinet has approved the purchase of one submarine from China for Bt13.5 billion, out of the total of three submarines proposed by the Navy.
The other two, if needed, would be tabled for Cabinet consideration later. A new government can consider the plan by itself and if it sees no necessity to have more, it can scrap the plan, he said.
Wissanu refused to confirm that the Navy proposed the purchase of two submarines with one bonus ship, saying it was up to the Navy or the Defence Ministry to clearly explain the deal.
Previously, Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha said the purchase plan was for two submarines from China, while a third would be a bonus.
The total budget for the purchase is set at Bt36 billion.
(Nation Multimedia)
kebayang asia tenggara lama2 penuh sesak ikan paus besi. malah gak asik gak sperti dulu damai indah gt lokh. skr kalo mao damai hrs siap fentungan, tung tung tung haha!
BalasHapusBlame China and their stupid 9 dash line
Hapustul, ama bocah"ndud"nakal dr korut tuw om haha!
HapusCina jualan kasel nya aneh, beli 2 bonus 1. Macam beli kolor. Mosok thailand gak curiga kualitas sama produk kaselnya. Kecuali harganya sdh di mark up memang utk 3 kasel xixixix
BalasHapusEya kali aja kasalnya disono udah mau pensiun...
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HapusNamanya jg taktik dagang bro,sapa yg jual murah dan ada bonus,barangnya lah yg laku keras dibeli
Hapussemoga aja ada garansinya jangan kaya hp china yang merk abal abal baru 1-3 bulan udah rusak
Hapuskualitas kapal selam cina meragukan
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