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April 23rd, 2012
07:41 AM ET
Gen. Marks: Iran cracking spy drone plane technology poses 'no immediate threat to the U.S.'
U.S. Army General James "Spider" Marks says there’s "no immediate threat to the U.S." if Iran has cracked the spy drone plane technology. He expects however that Iran with the help of other nations will continue to work on collecting system information and exploiting the various pieces inside the drone.
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This news conference makes everything @noraneus learned from Miah Carrillo all the more devastating. twitter.com/johnberman/sta…
RT @Mediaite: CNN Producer Shares Haunting Details of Uvalde Shooting From 11-Year-Old Survivor Who Was in Classroom mediaite.com/a/qzgap
11 year-old Miah Cerrillo wanted to tell her story, maybe to save other kids.
But after what happened to her, sheâ€twitter.com/i/web/status/1…cu
Chilling new information from Miah Carrillo, an 11 year-old survivor who saw her teacher killed.
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RT @noraneus: 11-year old Miah Cerrillo told me the gunman looked her teacher in the eye, said "goodnight," and shot and killed her.
The…
RT @JoPrestonTV: "Goodnight."
Those chilling words from the Uvalde shooter the moment he shot one of the teachers.
In a CNN exclusive, @…
@buddelp1 What a nice note. Thank you
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