Sutin criticized Taikorn for making unfounded statements that harm credibility concerning a post about a “red-green secret deal,” which claimed talks took place in Monaco to rally support for changing the prime minister.
On 30 July 2026, Mr. Sutin Klangsang, a party-list MP and leader of the Pheu Thai Party, spoke about Mr. Taikorn Pholsuwan’s Facebook post alleging political moves involving a “red-green secret deal” with discussions held in Monaco to gather support to replace the prime minister. Sutin said such news is unfounded; currently, coalition parties are working well together without any party intending to topple the government, as there are no evident conflicts. He personally does not believe the claim because if talks were real, former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra would not need to meet abroad—he could summon anyone for discussions at his home in Bangkok. He added that Thaksin has reduced his political role, leaving Pheu Thai members to handle matters. Sutin noted Taikorn has a habit of making such claims, some true, some not. If Taikorn wants the public to trust his words, he must provide detailed information and clear evidence. Vague statements confuse society and undermine political confidence, which is harmful to the country’s progress. Therefore, Sutin urged Taikorn to present clear evidence; otherwise, his words will no longer be trusted.