Gunman “contained" after several shooters cause up to 12 casualties at Navy Yard, Washington

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Gunman “contained" after several shooters cause up to 12 casualties at Navy Yard, Washington

 

DEBKAfile Special Report Sep 16, 2013, 5:29 PM (IDT)

 

A gunman is reported "contained" at the top floor of the four-story
 Navy Yard base in Washington Monday, Sept. 16, after more than one shooter fired several shots causing at least 12 casualties including 4 fatalities – civilians and police officers. No figures are so far confirmed and are rising. The building is home to the US Naval Sea System Command HQ in Washington. One gunman is described at black, wearing black clothing and using an AR15 assault rifle.
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China Wants Washington To Explain Its Monitoring Programs To The International Community

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China Wants Washington To Explain Its Monitoring Programs To The International Community

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Protesters marched in Hong Kong on Saturday in support of Edward J. Snowden. Bobby Yip/Reuters *China Asks U.S. To Explain Internet Surveillance -- Reuters* (Reuters) - China made its first substantive comments on Monday to reports of U.S. surveillance of the Internet, demanding that Washington explain its monitoring programs to the international community. Several nations, including U.S. allies, have reacted angrily to revelations by an ex-CIA employee over a week ago that U.S. authorities had tapped the servers of internet companies for personal data. "We believe the United S... more »

Washington Post after DEBKAfile on Russian S-300s to Syria

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“There are concerns” in Washington that Moscow may soon deliver S-300 air defense batteries to Syria, a US official told the Washington Post Thursday.  That paper cites the Wall Street Journal as first out with this disclosure Wednesday evening. Not this time. Russia’s decision to supply Syria with these advanced air defense systems first appeared inDEBKAfile of Tuesday, May 7, at 2.19 pm IDT in its report on President Vladimir Putin’s phone call to Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu. 

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