"On the morning of Oct. 10, Hussein Muhammad, an old Rohingya man who doesn?t know his age, was awoken at 6 a.m. by a noise outside his home. When he stepped outside, he saw that dozens of soldiers and members of Myanmar?s Border Guard Police had his hut surrounded. ?They asked us if there was any ?terrorist? in our house,” he says, speaking from his home in Myo Thu Gyi village near Maungdaw town, in Myanmar?s western Rakhine state. ?Then they dragged two of my grandsons. I tried to stop them and give them my family list to show them they were my grandsons, but they beat me up and threatened me with their weapons,” Muhammad recounts, breaking into tears..."