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Four-Fifths of Russia's Syria Strikes Don't Target Islamic State, New Analysis Shows

Almost 80 percent of Russia's declared targets in Syria have been in areas not held by Islamic State, a Reuters analysis of Russian Defence Ministry data shows, undermining Moscow's assertions that its aim is to defeat the group.
Russia Eases Syrian Airstrikes After Hitting 32 ISIS Positions in 24 Hours

Russia's air force hit 32 Islamic State positions in Syria over the past 24 hours, reducing the intensity of its air campaign to focus on new targets as militants regroup on the ground, the Russian defense ministry said on Thursday.
Group of Russians Trained by ISIS Arrested After Attempting to Bomb Moscow Public Transport

A group of Russians arrested with a bomb were preparing to attack Moscow's public transport system and included people trained by Islamic State in Syria, Russian security services said on Monday.

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