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Thailand's military has declared martial law. This follows months of protests and increasing tensions in the country. Both pro and anti-government protesters have been told not to march anywhere in order to prevent clashes. The army says this will allow it to 'preserve martial law' and this is not a coup. (Photo: Thai soldiers walk inside a compound of the Army Club after the army declared martial law nationwide to restore order in Bangkok. Credit: Reuters)