The terrorists who killed 42 and injured more than 200 at the Ankara airport were from Russia, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan, according to Turkish authorities. A Turkish source told CNN that the Islamic State leaders were directly involved in planning the attack, and that the terrorists entered the country about a month ago: Officials believe the men -- identified by another Turkish official and state media as being from Russia, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan -- entered Turkey about a month ago from Raqqa, along with the suicide vests and bombs used in the attack, the source said. They rented an apartment in the Fatih district of Istanbul, where one of the attackers left behind his passport, the Turkish government source told CNN. The attack was "extremely well planned with ISIS leadership involved," the source said. While no one has yet claimed responsibility for the airport assault, CNN contributor Michael Weiss, author of "ISIS: Inside the Army of...(Read Full Post)