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Like your post . . . informative. However there are a few things not exactly correct. Now for sure, these fact do NOT say the story or source is wrong, in fact probably very much true, but . . . my wife, (Thai) reading with me is asking who is Nik Bukharin? That person is not nor ever been a Prime Minister.

Thailand Prime Minister is Prayut Chan-o-cha.

Secondly, the location description is highly suspect. Now having lived here in Thailand for last 13 years, I suppose in stretch, sometime duplicate names always mispelled. The location described is not 500 Km from Bangkok plus, well I just let it go there. Just a few things did not look in place.

Again really not a big deal to the underlying story, but if you tell it, and people like me see things not exactly correct then it may cast a shadow on the rest of the story.

Rest assured . . . good job

" However there are a few things not exactly correct. Now for sure, these fact do NOT say the story or source is wrong, in fact probably very much true, but . . . my wife, (Thai) reading with me is asking who is Nik Bukharin? That person is not nor ever been a Prime Minister."

Getting the name of the Prime Minister wrong is a pretty big error in fact.

Also, from the artible...

"Delta did not leave the location empty-handed. They seized several encrypted laptops and over 200 million dollars in gold bullion, in addition to dozens of crates containing Chinese manufactured firearms and explosives. "

The gold bullion alone would weigh over 10,000 pounds. Include the "dozens of crates" and that's a massive haul. How did the Delta team extract that volume and weight if they only went in on a "pair of helicopters?"