Russian S-400 missiles turn most of Syria into no-fly zone, halt US air strikes | National Counterintelligence and Security Center Releases National Counterintelligence Strategy | President Obama’s Hypocrisy on Syria - The New York Times | Is Syria the beginning of the end of Putinism? - The Washington Post | Kenya Police: 2 Kenyans Arrested for Spying for Iran - NYTimes.com | Top Kurdish lawyer killed in southeast Turkey, protests expected - Reuters | Iranian media is revealing that scores of the country’s fighters are dying in Syria - The Washington Post | KIDAL, Mali (Reuters) - Gunmen attacked and fired rockets at a U.N. peacekeeping base in Kidal in northern Mali on Saturday | New Orleans police identify suspect in shooting that wounded 17 - Reuters | The mayor of Colorado Springs says authorities aren't ready to discuss a possible motive of the gunman who attacked a Planned Parenthood clinic there but says people can make "inferences from where it took place." - The Latest: Mayor Hints at Motive in Colorado Clinic Attack - ABC News | Obama on Colorado Shooting: 'Enough Is Enough' - 8:44 PM 11/28/2015
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The mayor of Colorado Springs says authorities aren't ready to discuss a possible motive of the gunman who attacked a Planned Parenthood clinic there but says people can make "inferences from where it took place." - The Latest: Mayor Hints at Motive in Colorado Clinic Attack - ABC News
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The deployment of the highly advanced Russian S-400 anti-air missiles at the Khmeimin base, Russia’s military enclave in Syria near Latakia, combined with Russia electronic jamming and other electronic warfare equipment, has effectively transformed most of Syria into a no-fly zone under Russian control.
- National Counterintelligence and Security Center Releases National Counterintelligence Strategy
- Police: 2 Kenyans arrested for spying for Iran - CBS News:
Iranian agents are suspected of attacks or thwarted attacks around the globe in recent years, including in Azerbaijan, Thailand and India. Most of the plots had connections to Israeli targets.
Several resorts on Kenya's coast are Israeli-owned. Militants in 2002 bombed an Israeli-owned luxury hotel near Mombasa, killing 13 people. The militants also tried to shoot down an Israeli airliner at the same time. An al Qaeda operative was linked to those attacks.
Investigators believe that if the Iranian plot had been successful, suspicion would have naturally fallen not on Iran but instead on the Somali militant group al Shabaab. Al Shabaab has threatened to bring Nairobi's skyscrapers to the ground following Kenya's military push into Somalia in October 2011.
In June 2013 a Kenyan court convicted two Iranian nationals of being Quds agents plotting attacks against Western targets in Kenya and they were sentenced to life in prison.
- Planned Parenthood gunman named, motive unknown - CNN.com
- The Latest: Mayor Hints at Motive in Colorado Clinic Attack - ABC News
- Three killed, nine injured in attack on Colorado abortion clinic | Reuters
- 3 Are Dead in Colorado Springs Shootout at Planned Parenthood Center - The New York Times
- During Planned Parenthood Shooting, Fear and Chaos at Shopping Center - The New York Times
- Investigators search for motive in Planned Parenthood shooting that left three dead - The Washington Post
- Colorado Springs Planned Parenthood shooter Robert Dear pictured | Daily Mail Online
- Obama on Colorado: 'Enough is enough' - CNNPolitics.com
- Obama urges gun control after Colorado Springs shooting: 'Enough is enough' | US news | The Guardian
- Obama on Colorado Shooting: 'Enough Is Enough'
- New Orleans police identify suspect in shooting that wounded 17 | Reuters
- New Orleans park shooting suspected identified as Joseph 'Moe' Allen | Daily Mail Online
- Mortar attack on UN base in north Mali kills 3, injures 20 - The Washington Post
- Gunmen with rockets attack UN base in northern Mali causing casualties
- 3 dead, 20 injured as rockets hit UN base in Mali | Fox News
- Attack on U.N. base in northern Mali causes casualties:
KIDAL, Mali (Reuters) - Gunmen attacked and fired rockets at a U.N. peacekeeping base in Kidal in northern Mali on Saturday, causing an unspecified number of casualties, a spokesman for the U.N. force in Mali (MINUSMA) said.
- Israel Says Will Not Take Action Against Russian Warplanes in Israeli Air Space - Washington Free Beacon
- Iranian media is revealing that scores of the country’s fighters are dying in Syria - The Washington Post
- Turkish President Voices Regret About Downing of Russian Plane
- Kremlin says Putin 'fully mobilized' to tackle threat from Turkey | Reuters
- In Light of Downed Jet, Kremlin Wags Dog in Prime Time
- Turkey Seeks to Ease Tensions Over Shooting Down of Russian Jet - The New York Times
- Top Kurdish lawyer killed in southeast Turkey, protests expected | Reuters
- Prominent Kurdish Lawyer Killed in Turkey
- Turkey's Detention of Journalists Sparks Criticism
- Egypt police killed in drive-by shooting south of Cairo - BBC News
- Drive-by shooting kills 4 Egyptian police near Cairo - The Washington Post
- Kenya Police: 2 Kenyans Arrested for Spying for Iran - NYTimes.com
- Kenya police: 2 Kenyans arrested for spying for Iran - The Washington Post
- Russia didn't give downed jet's flight plan to US: Officials - The Times of India on Mobile
- Syrian army advances against Islamic State east of Aleppo: Syria state TV | Reuters
- Syria insurgents recapture town in Aleppo province from army - The Washington Post
- Gaffer tape and 500 euros: running guns to the heart of Europe | Reuters
- Some guns used in Paris attacks produced in ex-Yugoslavia's arsenal | Reuters
- NATO was forced to confront Russia - Post and Courier
- Blog: How close is Putin to blowing up NATO?
- NATO not to drag into growing Turkey-Russia tensions - analyst (VIDEO)
- Ian Kearns warned the current NATO-Russian close military encounters would have serious consequences - The Journal of Turkish Weekly
- NSA’s bulk collection of Americans’ phone records ends Sunday - The Washington Post
- The NSA's bulk metadata collection authority just expired. What now? | US news | The Guardian
- The US's NSA to shut down bulk phone surveillance program by Sunday | Daily Mail Online
- Review: In ‘The Spymasters,’ C.I.A. Leaders Recount Tactics of the Post-9/11 Years - The New York Times
- Spymasters: CIA documentary sheds little light on drones, 9/11 or torture | Television & radio | The Guardian
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- What will it take to stop Donald Trump? | US news | The Guardian
- Donald Trump’s Police State - The New York Times
- Donald Trump’s various rude and offensive comments haven’t hurt him at all - The Washington Post
- Republican rhetoric by Donald Trump has Muslim-Americans on edge | Daily Mail Online
- President Obama’s Hypocrisy on Syria - The New York Times
- Is Syria the beginning of the end of Putinism? - The Washington Post:
Granted, Putin’s capacity to trouble the waters is huge. But Russia’s ability to rival the United States as a world power and dominate events in the Middle East is not — though some Obama critics appear to wish it were so, if for no other reason than to disable this president.
And that, too, is no laughing matter.
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