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Attorney General Barr calls Pensacola naval base shooting an 'act of terrorism’

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The Justice Department said it was an act of terrorism when Mohammed Alshamrani, a Saudi Air Force officer in the U.S. for military training, killed three at Pensacola Naval Air Station in December. Investigators say he posted anti-American, anti-Israeli and jihadist messages before the attack and apparently acted alone.Jan. 13, 2020

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