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Shafaq News/ An attack by the ISIS-linked Allied Democratic Forces on a school in Uganda last week was a cruel affirmation that after ISIS’s sustained retreats from strongholds in Iraq and Syria, its regional affiliates continue to exploit grievances and weak governance elsewhere to advance their sadistic brand of terror. But, while the threat of ISIS in the Middle East appears to have abated for the moment, the region remains highly vulnerable.
An attack by the ISIS-linked Allied Democratic Forces on a school in Uganda last week was a cruel affirmation that after ISIS’s sustained retreats from strongholds in Iraq and Syria, its regional affiliates continue to exploit grievances and weak governance elsewhere to advance their sadistic brand of terror. But, while the threat of ISIS in the Middle East appears to have abated for the moment, the region remains highly vulnerable.
New York — As governments worldwide struggle to contain COVID-19, recent reports suggesting armed groups like Islamic State are resurging offer a sobering account of the many challenges that the global community now faces.
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