Islamic State and al-Qaida Expand African Strongholds Amid Growing Global Terror Threats
U.N. experts warn that Islamic State and al-Qaida affiliates intensify their grip across Africa and Syria, exploiting regional instability to plan attacks that endanger U.S. security at home and abroad.
As extremist networks like the Islamic State (IS) and al-Qaida spread deeper roots into Africa and Syria, the threat they pose to American families and national security grows more urgent by the day. According to a new report presented by United Nations experts, these terror groups are seizing opportunities created by weak governance and regional turmoil — directly undermining global stability and our nation’s safety. Why Is Africa Becoming a Terrorist Haven? The sprawling regions of West and East Africa have become fertile ground for al-Qaida-linked factions such as Jama’at Nasr al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM) in the Sahel and al-Shabab in...
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