Some people believe that the fight against ISIS is at a stalemate or even going in the wrong direction. The map clearly shows that ISIS has lost ground on multiple fronts while only able to capture territories in a small region.
Of course, ISIS isn't a centralized terrorism unit and is reliant on small operations on foreign soil. By eliminating their base of operation size, you are able to consolidate intelligence operations which will allow more lone-wolf and abroad base of operation plots to be spoiled before terrorist are able to fulfill their obligations.
We could be witnessing the final stretch of which Isis is able to plan and operate abroad. Attacks like San Bernardino and Paris will become less and less frequent as long as joint intelligence operations are able to thwart recruiting and early stage planning efforts.
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11 RespuestasLol stalemate, can't stop somthin when there being funded by are governments. Regardless islam is doing the same things the Christians did 5 to 6 hundred years ago. Holy wars are nothing new.
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Who would've thought that cooperation would be the answer..
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2 RespuestasCite the map. It's from the economist, I know it because I read the story.
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1 RespuestaWhere'd you get that -blam!-ed up map? I shouldn't give you shit, I guess, you actually have a map which is more than most can say
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1 RespuestaSad part about it is. This won't stop. It may not be happening on a large scale like right now but people will be planting bombs and gunning people down randomly in different areas. At that point it would be considered crime but crime created by terrorism.
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8 RespuestasYou mean Russia?
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9 RespuestasRussia push*
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6 RespuestasActually I expect a lot more terrorist attacks.
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1 RespuestaAnd Libya?