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Here's John Bachelor.

Moscow, the attack on Crocus City by, we're told suspects linked to Tajikistan and to ISIS.

I welcome Gregory Coppley, Defense and Foreign Affairs, to comment on what we know

this is fog of war. The first three reports can be misleading often are. I will report what I've learned in conversation with Moscow to a

young woman who has attended many concerts at Croka City. This is a popular

place for families, for children. They're shopping available as well. It's west of Moscow. The attack was unexpected.

However, the Moscow is numb much the way 9-11 left New York City numb for some weeks, some years even.

There is security emphasized now in Moscow I learned.

Also at the same time there's concern about Tajik taxi drivers because according to one version of the recruiting a taxi driver was involved in recruiting the shooters.

There is also information that the shooters escaped in the same car they arrived in,

and that all of Moscow is on CCTV, all of Moscow's roads, everything.

So it was very straightforward to have AI search for the car and it

found it fleeing away from the city and that's why the apprehension.

You can see in the video that we've been given from Moscow that the four suspects have been

roughed up badly by the security forces and they're now to be charged with mass murder at the same time there's

talk in the Assembly the legislation of the Duma to it to reintroduce the death

penalty in other words Moscow is numb however to reintroduce the death penalty.

In other words, Moscow is numb.

However, we can learn from this because the politics of it are straightforward

and remind us where we've come from in the War on Terror.

This is ISIS K, that's Khoristan province of ISIS.

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