US counter-terrorism strategy calls cartels, Islamist groups and left-wing violence top threats
The White House 2026 counter-terrorism strategy has identified Islamist extremist groups, Latin American "narco-terrorists" and left-wing agitators as the biggest threats to the US. The document, released on Wednesday, also says that Iran poses the biggest threat in the Middle East. "We face new cat
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The 2026 US counter-terrorism strategy highlights Islamist extremist groups, Latin American cartels, and left-wing violence as primary threats, with Iran identified as the most significant danger in the Middle East. This comprehensive approach reflects evolving security challenges and geopolitical dynamics.
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