This still image taken from an undated video posted on The Aamaq news agency, which is affiliated to the Islamic State group, purports to show a 17-year-old Afghan asylum-seeker who attacked people with an ax and knife on a train in southern Germany, making a statement in Pashto while brandishing a knife. The young man calls on others to "kill these infidels in the countries that you live in." The Islamic State group claimed responsibility for the Monday night train attack. (Militant video via AP)
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