&ldquo;I do think that other countries understand Thailand more. I affirm the National Council for Peace and Order and the government&rsquo;s desire to move the country forward and see that the country is safe,&rdquo; Prayut said. 
	&ldquo;We are able to do what the previously elected governments were incapable of.&rdquo; 
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