Why Isis still poses a deadly threat - and what the Moscow attack means for Ukraine
The Moscow attack which killed at least 137 people and injured many more was carried out by an Isis affiliate called Isis-K.
On today’s In the News podcast, Colin P Clarke, director of research at the Soufan Group and an expert on domestic and transnational terrorism, explains why Russia was targeted by the Islamic jihadists and how Afghanistan post-2021 has become a safe haven for terrorists despite the Taliban’s war on Isis.
Looking at the footage from inside the Crocus City Hall on March 22nd, he explores the planning and methodology of the four Tajikistan suspects in their attack and…
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