As Terrorist Threats Change, France Adjusts its Approach in the Sahel
France will remain invested in the Sahel but has to respond to the changing geographical nature of terrorism in Africa.
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France will remain invested in the Sahel but has to respond to the changing geographical nature of terrorism in Africa.
The latest attack on the U.S. Embassy in Iraq has revealed the rifts within the Iranian camp left over after Soleimani’s death.
Considered by many the architect behind the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, Donald Rumsfeld and his legacy will continue to divide.
“U.S. Forces in Syria, while under multiple rocket attack, acted in self-defense and conducted counter-battery artillery fire,” the U.S. said.
After three months of drone strikes againsta U.S. interests, the Air Force strikes back at Iranian proxy militias.
Saddam Hussein deftly maneuvered through the Ba’ath party’s ranks to become president of Iraq and usher in his a brutal dictartorship.
Operation Barkhane would be replaced by ” an international alliance, with all our partners, strictly limited to the fight against terrorism,” Macron said.
The loss of the Quds Force commander comes at a time when Iran is trying to reassert its control over its proxy forces.
American society has moved away from rigorous, structured religious doctrine in an attempt to “make everyone happy.”
The military leader of ISIS has been arrested in Turkey. Meanwhile, the terrorist organization is regrouping in the Middle East and Africa.
Different realities call for different approaches and the U.S. should seriously consider finally moving AFRICOM’s headquarters to Africa.
The upcoming changes will position the Navy SEALs to tackle threats from Russia and China while maintaining operator excellence.