Pressure on ISIS builds: France, Russia consult; Britain calls for airstrikes
The presidents of Russia and France spoke Thursday about strengthening their countries' shared work against terrorism, agreeing to increase the exchange of information and intelligence.
"We are all concerned by terrorism. Terrorism can strike anywhere, so we have to act," French President Francois Hollande told reporters in Moscow.
The two discussed Syria and the fight against the Islamic State. Russian President Vladimir Putin said he believes the decision about the future of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad should be decided by the people of that country.
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