Russia’s Foreign Ministry has advised its citizens to refrain from travel to Thailand, citing potential arrest and extradition to the United States. The warning suggests individuals with any possible reason for US legal interest could be at risk. Thailand’s Foreign Ministry quickly responded, asserting the country remains safe and open to all tourists, regardless of nationality. Officials emphasized Thailand respects international law but maintains its own legal processes. The Russian warning follows increased international efforts to target individuals linked to Russia through sanctions and legal requests. This diplomatic friction highlights growing geopolitical tensions impacting international travel. The situation raises questions about the extent of US requests for extradition through Thailand.