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you cannot trust me, i want it to see him on moral decision. if i read very well and i have a google map, i will, will will let them with good on a. i welcome to live from law school. and as always, it s great to have you with this. i m right, i m on the, let s take a look. this out. russian authorities say a group of ukraine is have conducted that tack on a civilian vehicle in rushes, brianne screech and nether ukrainian. border. 2 people were killed, child was wounded, barbara done, fire officials have cold, it acts of terrorism. now the area is being swept for mines and other potential explosive devices to ensure the security of civilians. russian security services say the militants will push back into ukraine territory where they were then targeted with artillery fire in order to prevent further civilian casualties. i ll see correspondence, dunham, cause it takes a closer look at the clinic group as claimed responsibility for the attack. ukrainian terrorist attack and rus
of information. now let s get to malaysia, where president obama arrived just earlier today. nbc s ron allen is traveling with the president in kuala lumpur, and ron, what can you tell us from there? reporter: well, talking with u.s. officials here and elsewhere, they want to emphasize the context. they say that mali is a place where there have been terrorist attacks, maybe three or four, in the past couple of years, directed at western targets. so, they see what s happening there now as the continuation of a pattern, a pattern that they point out that much of the outside world doesn t pay attention to and hasn t focused on as we ve been focused on isis attacks in other parts of the world. they also point out that not far from mali, in nigeria, boca harum, which was recently determined to be the most aggressive terrorist organization in the world based on a count, which is to some extent an isis affiliate or an isis associate, is also not far from there. so, the point is that in mali
approach it with caution fearing that could be shot at. there are some im. also moving on to the upare floors. . the rest we really doesn t know at this stage how many people are still inside. those reports of american government employees, or american guests perhaps, how many dead. official reports said three dead but that is also very unclear. we also doesn t have a claim of responsibility at this point and there are many different islamest groups operating in mali. witness said they were heard shouting in arabic god is good. islamest groups is expected, many of. this operating inside mali right now. the country has been divided since at least 2013. that s when islamist groups, many backed by al qaeda, started marching toward the capital of bamako and they were on turned back when french forces intervened and reversed the advance of of thos islamist groups and many have repeated fwosh under frd. the trip vosers talks about the was the one that was popular with westerners.