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Kremlin Accuses Ukraine Of Committing "Acts Of Terror" Against Civilians
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov made the remarks to reporters when asked about Russia's massive overnight strikes on Ukrainian cities, which killed at least 17 people and wounded 100.
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Act Of Terror Explained: These Terrorist Acts May Be Treated As Act Of War
The government would treat any future act of terror as an act of war, top sources said amid continued drone attacks and cross-border shelling by Pakistan.
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Pakistan-Born Man Jailed For Terror Plot In UK
A 22-year-old Pakistan-born man has been jailed for six years in the UK for preparing acts of terrorism after being arrested in an undercover police operation last year.
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A Professor Called Trump's Election An 'Act Of Terrorism.' Then She Became The Victim Of Terror.
For weeks now, nightmares have been jolting Olga Perez Stable Cox awake several hours before sunrise. Sometimes she's able to fall back asleep, but more often she finds herself lying in the dark, body tossing and thoughts racing, until she's reduced to tears.
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Indonesian President Calls Jakarta Blasts 'Acts Of Terror'
Indonesian President Joko Widodo today said multiple blasts that hit Jakarta, killing at least four people, were "acts of terror".
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Mosque Raided After Australia 'Terrorism-Linked' Shooting
An Australian mosque reportedly visited by a 15-year-old boy before he shot dead a civilian police employee in an "act of terrorism" has been raided, police said today, as authorities boosted efforts to tackle youth radicalisation.
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US Shooter Suffered From Depression: Family
The man who shot and killed five US troops in Tennessee suffered from depression, his family said Saturday in condemning the "heinous act of violence."
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Kidnapping in Nigeria 'An Act of Terrorism': Hillary Clinton
Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton called the kidnapping of nearly 300 girls in Nigeria by an Islamic extremist group an "act of terrorism" and accused the Nigerian government on Wednesday of being "somewhat derelict" in protecting its people.
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Kremlin Accuses Ukraine Of Committing "Acts Of Terror" Against Civilians
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov made the remarks to reporters when asked about Russia's massive overnight strikes on Ukrainian cities, which killed at least 17 people and wounded 100.
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Act Of Terror Explained: These Terrorist Acts May Be Treated As Act Of War
The government would treat any future act of terror as an act of war, top sources said amid continued drone attacks and cross-border shelling by Pakistan.
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Pakistan-Born Man Jailed For Terror Plot In UK
A 22-year-old Pakistan-born man has been jailed for six years in the UK for preparing acts of terrorism after being arrested in an undercover police operation last year.
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A Professor Called Trump's Election An 'Act Of Terrorism.' Then She Became The Victim Of Terror.
For weeks now, nightmares have been jolting Olga Perez Stable Cox awake several hours before sunrise. Sometimes she's able to fall back asleep, but more often she finds herself lying in the dark, body tossing and thoughts racing, until she's reduced to tears.
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Indonesian President Calls Jakarta Blasts 'Acts Of Terror'
Indonesian President Joko Widodo today said multiple blasts that hit Jakarta, killing at least four people, were "acts of terror".
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Mosque Raided After Australia 'Terrorism-Linked' Shooting
An Australian mosque reportedly visited by a 15-year-old boy before he shot dead a civilian police employee in an "act of terrorism" has been raided, police said today, as authorities boosted efforts to tackle youth radicalisation.
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US Shooter Suffered From Depression: Family
The man who shot and killed five US troops in Tennessee suffered from depression, his family said Saturday in condemning the "heinous act of violence."
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Kidnapping in Nigeria 'An Act of Terrorism': Hillary Clinton
Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton called the kidnapping of nearly 300 girls in Nigeria by an Islamic extremist group an "act of terrorism" and accused the Nigerian government on Wednesday of being "somewhat derelict" in protecting its people.
