Western countries due to terrorist acts in Paris have the opportunity to change the attitude to the policy of Russia in the Syrian Arab Republic, informs the wall Street Journal. This personal position is contained in the publication titled " the terrorist acts in Paris are pushing for a geopolitical shift in the West ", RIA " Novosti "." Terror on the streets of Paris, apparently, can be a catalyst for major changes in international politics, the consequences of which, perhaps, will be felt for many years, stresses the magazine. over the past year, the West was focused mainly on the threat from Russia, which seemed to be building up ". Now, however, as highlighted in the publication, " by a series of well-coordinated attacks, the Islamic state has again attracted the focus of world brotherhood, to the threat posed by terrorism." Analysis of the newspaper, Russia " suddenly appeared in the form of a partner, besides this, have a plan for the immediate reduction of existing risk."" The strategy of the Russian capital, namely that the best method of fight against IG is to support the President (Syria) Bashar al-Assad, even if temporary, was unacceptable to the USA and up To the present moment and to France - one countries submitted al-Assad criticized the most. This position is likely to change, " says the magazine." One possibility is to go on an uncomfortable consensus with Russia ", - reported in the material." apparently, Moscow holds out hope for a deal that would involve the reduction of the Western sanctions imposed against it over the situation in Ukraine, cooperation on the Syrian Arab Republic, - wrote magazine.- Until now, the EU officials rejected the possibility of the existence of such a relationship ". On the last working day of the week, seven heavily armed terrorists, members of a coordinated group of 3, held in Paris, a series of terrorist acts, the victims of which were 129 people. Installed identification data 3 attackers. One of them was a citizen of Syria, the second √ a Frenchman, near the body of the 3rd found an Egyptian passport. 31-year-old Omar Mostefa was identified by fingerprint. At the storming of the special forces, he blew himself up. Also, according to French newspaper Le Figaro, two other terrorists were fifteen and 18 years. The head of the French Republic Francois Hollande said that the attacks is " Islamic state ". The country declared three days of mourning.