Thai soldiers inspect a damaged military truck after a roadside bomb attack in Yala province, southernThailand on 29 June.- EPA
PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian-brokered peace deal between the Thai government and insurgents from the country’s embattled southern region has hit a brick wall, with unreasonable demands by the militants cited as a key factor.
"They are making demands knowing the Thai government can never grant them," said Don Pathan, a security analyst based in Yala province in southern Thailand.
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