Merkel, Hollande, Putin calling on terror

moscow - The leaders of Germany, France and Russia called Tuesday on the terrorist attack in the metro St. Petersburg. Chancellor Merkel, President Hollande and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin are agreed that more information should be exchanged in order to combat terrorism.

This reported the Kremlin Tuesday, a day after the suicide attack which certainly fourteen victims were killed.

The three also talked about Ukraine. They have shared the government in Kiev called for the blockade of the rebel pro-Russian region of Donbass will be terminated as soon as possible.