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	The spokesman team invited military attaches of 22 embassies to attend the meeting but 15 of them sent their military attaches to the Army headquarters.</div>
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	The Canadian, Swedish, Chinese, Indian, South Korean, Pakistani and Russian embassies did not send the military attaches to the meeting.</div>
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	Col Weerachon Sukhonthapatipak told the military attaches of the works of the junta during the past month.</div>
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Junta holds second meeting of military attaches

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Junta holds second meeting of military attaches

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