CIA: Terrorism Cannot Be Ruled Out in Missing Malaysia Jet
ahmad faizal yahya / Shutterstock.com Terrorism cannot be ruled out in missing Malaysia jet: CIA (via AFP) The head of the US Central Intelligence Agency said Tuesday that terrorism could not be ruled out in the disappearance of a Malaysian airliner, describing the plane’s fate as a “mystery.” CIA Director John Brennan said there had […]
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Terrorism cannot be ruled out in missing Malaysia jet: CIA (via AFP)
The head of the US Central Intelligence Agency said Tuesday that terrorism could not be ruled out in the disappearance of a Malaysian airliner, describing the plane’s fate as a “mystery.” CIA Director John Brennan said there had been reports of claims…
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