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Putin: “A Number of Countries” Are “Behaving As Accomplices” to Terrorists

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Russian President Vladimir Putin lays the blame for the situation in Syria at those “directly behaving as accomplices to” ISIS, which he said were “a number of countries” whose “passive stance” led “to the emergence of this terrible phenomenon.”

“We believe that any attempts at white-washing terrorists, at condoning them have to be perceived as behaving like an accomplice to terrorism and an accomplice to criminality,” Putin said on Russian television Sunday.

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Let us remind you that it is precisely the passive stance of a number of countries that often and directly behaving as accomplices to terrorists which led to the emergence of this terrible phenomenon, the so-called Islamic state… Terrorists with their illicit trade in oil, in human beings,drugs, cultural artifacts and arms have enjoyed such protection, and some even make money out of that and sometimes even hundreds of millions of dollars.

One would hope that after the terrorist attack against our plane in Egypt, after the tragic terrorist attack in France, the atrocious mass killing in Lebanon, Nigeria, Mali, the world community should finally come to the understanding of the need to pull together in the fight against terror.

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