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well gauri among a lot of other things security experts point out that these monsters could be staging the attacks to raise funds from international terrorist networks to so that they can pull the softening russia it is not as difficult to pull it off as saying the united states and using suicide bombers they make their message even more graphic russian security experts believe that terrorist groups operating in la should do get funding from abroad some of the members are known to have been trained abroad so really to stop this there has to be an international effort you know but let me let me speak a little bit more broadly about the u.s. reaction to this terrorist attack in russia not about the official statements you know but comments coming from the local media reporters saxe birth i was watching one of the channels here this morning at it again someone used the word chechen rebels rebels the word has been striking a nerve with the russians for so long president medvedev people brought this up once he said we're not talking about any rebels these people should be called nothing els

that's right gauri time to get the latest from the world of business and moscow has moved closer to fulfilling and stream of becoming an international financial center top officials and the business elite have given advice that a working breakfast hosted by his burbank in dallas where the annual economic formal world business leaders is underway dental bushell brings us the latest from switzerland. pancakes and caviar was served at the annual bank break first it's an annual gathering here in davos of the world's top bankers where of foreign investors and business leaders what's more sco still needs to do to transform itself into an international financial center the head of do it your bank joseph ackermann said that was pretty much unique that a country actually openly foreigners what they need to still do he told the story of how at the same petersburg economic forum president medvedev gathered some of these top bankers from abroad and said that he fully backs them at the height of the financial crisis despite all the bank of bashing going on in the west they here understand their importance

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