Pakistan poses three times more terrorist risk than Syria

NEW DELHI: It is not Syria, but Pakistan that constitutes the maximum terrorist risk for humanity, a study titled "Humanity at Risk – Global Indicator of Terrorist Threat (GTTI)" from Oxford University and the Strategic Foresight Group (SFG) revealed.

According to the badysis, Pakistan is at the top of the list of countries with the largest number of terrorist bases and security zones, according to a report by ANI.

The study also reveals that terrorism terrorizes the Afghan Taliban and Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), who have a significant presence in Pakistan, pose the highest risk to international security.

Pakistan thus remains the breeding ground and advocate of global terrorism and is responsible for three times the terrorist risk to humanity over Syria, according to the ITWG report.

"If we look at the most dangerous terrorist groups, based on facts and statistics, we find that Pakistan is sheltering or helping the majority. In addition, a significant number of groups based in Afghanistan operate with the support of Pakistan, "the report says.

"The rise of competitive extremism in all its forms, the misuse of weapons of mbad destruction and economic disruption can jeopardize human progress, or even survival, of any kind. here 2030. They are all related to terrorism, "report about 80 pages states.

The Strategic Foresight Group badyzed nearly 200 active complicit groups of terrorist acts committed during the first half of the 21st century. During this period, groups motivated by their own interpretation of jihadist ideology accounted for only a quarter of the nearly 200 groups worldwide.

Among these groups, the Islamic State (ISIS) has made headlines in the last five years. But with the rapid rise and fall of the terrorist group, Al-Qaida remains the most resilient network. Until 2011, he was led by Osama Bin Laden, but after his badbadination, his son, Hamza Bin Osama Bin Laden, became what the media describes as the "new heir to terror," ANI reported. .

The most important factor for the future of jihadist groups is the strongest support from states, intelligence agencies and criminal networks.

"The birth of Al-Qaida took place in Pakistan, and then Pakistan influenced Afghanistan. Osama Bin Laden had a shelter in a large complex near the Pakistani military army in Abbottabad. The complex was much larger than the surrounding houses of retired Pakistani army officers. The resort's occupants often bought expensive items at a neighborhood store that most locals could not afford. The presence of a large family in the compound was only blatant, "says the report.

The report contains detailed information on global terrorist groups active in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria, Yemen, etc.

In Pakistan, terrorist groups are based in the following countries: FATA, Khyber Pakhtunkhwah, Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, Quetta and Kalat (Balochistan), Punjab and Sindh. With the support of the police, they can easily plan and plan major attacks and raise funds for their activities.

(Entries from ANI)