US President ordered a review of the procedures followed when the kidnapping of his country nationals

American President Barack Obama to review procedures with the kidnapping of US citizens to terrorist groups abroad, and the announcement came a day after the publication of this review, "the organization of the Islamic state," a video of the execution of American hostage Peter Kaseg. Published on Monday a message to the Pentagon that the US President Barack Obama ordered a review of the procedures followed in the event of US nationals abroad was kidnapped at the hands of terrorist groups. The letter was published the day after airing extremist organization Islamic State videotape the slaughter of American hostage Peter Kaseg process shown by the element in the organization of the "Islamic State" extremist. And describes the Deputy Defence Minister Christine Urmut in the letter published by the newspaper "The Daily Post," which it issued by the President on this review focuses on the aspects of "the involvement of families and intelligence gathering and diplomatic engagement policies." It adds that "the President finally asked for a comprehensive review of the policy of the American government in regards to cases of hostage-taking in overseas associated with terrorism." Encountered and Urmut letter to Republican Rep. Duncan Hunter, a member of the Armed Services Committee in the affairs of the House of Representatives. According Urmut Obama asked this "is the result of the increasing pace of kidnapping Americans abroad and recognition of the threat posed some specific terrorist groups." He announced the "Islamic state" in a video posted on the Internet Sunday killed American hostage Peter Kaseg response to send US troops to Iraq. It is the fifth western jihadist organization which cut his head since August / August, note that the five hostages are journalists or workers in the field of relief. Officials in the US administration warned the hostages' families to pay ransom to the kidnappers because the law forbids it. But this attitude is not shared with Washington's European allies, who pay a lot of them secretly millions of dollars for the release of their fellow citizens, and some of these were taken hostage in the hands of the "Islamic state".