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Сообщение: <blockquote data-quote="Morrissambit" data-source="post: 1114498" data-attributes="member: 85778">Oqgl 3 people die after small plane crashes in UkraineA suspected Islamic State suicide bombing that killed 32 people in a Turkish border town is unlikely to push Ankara to strike against the group in Syria, where it still sees Kurdish separatism and President Bashar al-Assad as the major threats.             Turkey has been a reluctant partner in a US-led coalition fighting Islamic Stat <a href="https://www.cups-stanley-cups.co.uk">stanley cup</a> e, refusing a frontline role in military action and arguing only Assad s ouster - not just air strikes on the radical Islamists - can bring peace.    It is believed to favour some less radical Islamists who vie <a href="https://www.stanley-cups.it">stanley cup</a>  with Islamic State. Ankara fears  <a href="https://www.stanley-cup.lt">stanley cup</a> advances by Kurdish militia fighters, who now control the majority of the Syrian side of the border, will fuel separatist sentiment among its own Kurdish minority, potentially reigniting a festering three-decade insurgency.  US air support for the Kurds is viewed with deep suspicion.  It s not appropriate to expect changes to Turkey s Syria policy,  one senior official told Reuters after Monday s bombing in the border town of Suruc, the worst attack of its kind in Turkey since Islamic State seized parts of Syria and Iraq.  Ankara sees Islamic State virtually as a child of Assad, whom Turkish leader Tayyip Erdogan considered an ally until their acrimonious falling-out over the unfolding insurrection.   Turkey has always said Assad should go,  the official said.  We have proof Assad supports Islamic State...We cannot change our stance against this coordinating structure.   Turkey s stance has frustrated some  Zger A visit to Indian-American Frank Islam s 16-bedroom mansion in Washington DCExactly two years before the 2008 Mumbai attacks, American officials pressured the Pakistan government to crack down on the Lashker-e-Taiba and its front Jamaat-ud-Dawah but were unable to make much headway, according to a secret US diplomatic cable.        HT Image    A cable sent on November 27, 2006 by former US Ambassador to Pakistan Ryan C Crocker, one of the hundreds released by Wiki <a href="https://www.cup-stanley.uk">stanley cup</a> Leaks, said the US embassy had raised the operations of the two groups with  contacts throughout the Government of Pakistan  after the LeT was designated a terrorist organisation under UN Security Council resolution 1267 the previous year.   Crocker took up the activities of LeT, Al Akhtar Trust and Al Rashid Trust 鈥?all designated under UNSC resolution 1267 鈥?with the then Foreign Secretary Riaz Khan and the then National Security Advisor Tariq Aziz while other US officials engaged the Foreign Ministry s UN Directorate and theInformation Ministry.  No  Government of Pakistan  official, however, has committed to taking direct action to close the operations of these entities,  Crocker wrote in the cable exactly two years before 10 terrorists launched by the LeT carried out attacks in India s financial hub killing 166 p <a href="https://www.stanley-quencher.co.uk">stanley cup</a> eople. Following the Mumbai attacks, the UN Security Council designated the JuD a front for the LeT and imposed restrictions on its assets and efforts to gain access to weapons. The Pakistan governme <a href="https://www.stanley-cups.de">stanley cup</a> nt launched a limited crackdown on the JuD and its leaders, including its chief</blockquote>

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