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Current Events Many bad things happen every day but on October 31st, a Russia bound jet was found in pieces. ISIS immediately took responsibility for it, Russia immediately denied those claims. But now more reports are saying that ISIS could have been responsible for the attacks. On November 5th British Prime Minister David Cameron called Russian President Vladimir Putin to talk about the crash. Representative McCaul said “this event that happened was an act of terror”. He also stated “a satellite camera picked up a heat flash”. Rep. McCaul also said “fragment parts were found on some bodies in the rear part of the aircraft”. The Article states that this event may have occurred because Russia is on the offensive trying to get rid of ISIS. …show more content…
This made headlines everywhere. The second reason why I chose this article is because the article talks about how ISIS may have been responsible for this event. The third reason why I chose this result is because I didn’t really know much about how or why the jet went down. This gave me so more insight on what may have happened to the plane. This story is important because ISIS is a growing threat to any country in the world. ISIS is a threat and our country is not doing anything about it. I think that ISIS may have taken part in this attack. The main reason I believe Representative McCaul is because he said a satellite camera picked up a heat flash coming from the jet. Why would a heat flash come from a plane unless a bomb went exploded. When bombs explode a massive amount of heat is given off. I am almost sure that ISIS is responsible for this attack. I can not be one-hundred percent sure that ISIS is responsible for this attack, but I am pretty sure ISIS is responsible for this

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