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Insight: Little Optimism For Breakthrough In Thailand's Forgotten Jihad


Ron Burgundy
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Rusnee Maeloh speaks to Reuters reporters at her home in Duku village near Bacho in the troubled southern province of NarathiwatBy Andrew R.C. Marshall DUKU, Thailand (Reuters) - Rusnee Maeloh slept through the 30-minute gunfight that killed her husband, but her neighbors in the notoriously violent Bacho district of southern Thailand heard distant explosions and feared the worst. Mahrosu Jantarawadee, 31, was Rusnee's childhood sweetheart, the father of their two children, and part of a secretive Islamic insurgency fighting a brutal nine-year war with the Thai government that has killed more than 5,300 people. Mahrosu died with 15 other militants while attacking a nearby military base in Bacho district on February 13. ...




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