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A Terrorist Attack in Russia
Mar 25, 2024
Anton Troianovski, the Moscow bureau chief for The New York Times, dives into the devastating terrorist attack near Moscow that resulted in over a hundred deaths. He discusses the implications of this attack on President Putin's security promises and questions if the focus on the war in Ukraine has left Russia vulnerable. Troianovski examines the historical ties between ISIS-K and Russia, highlighting the conflicts stemming from past grievances and the internal security challenges exacerbating the national crisis.
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- The terrorist attack in Russia raises concerns about security vulnerabilities due to focus on Ukraine conflict.
- The attack highlights political tensions with blame shifting between Russia, Ukraine, the West, and ISIS.
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