ISIS demoralized by escalating attacks in Syria, according to July terror report

Increasing efforts of the Roundup operation to target the remains of the Islamic State in Syria until June have demoralized the terrorist group and new Iraqi citizens are returning home to the western border with Syria, according to the July Terror. Snapshot of threats

The US Homeland Security Committee's monthly badessment of counterterrorism efforts shows that there were 225 strikes of coalition partners on ISE targets in the United States. Operation Roundup in May. US Army Central Command (CENTCOM) Colonel Thomas Veale recently highlighted the impact on the region.

"This is an increase of 304% over March and a 123% increase over the April strikes," Veale said. "We and our partners have pounded the remains of ISIL in the relentless pursuit of their leaders and their fighters."

The Terror Threat Snapshot also notes that Russia allegedly provided documents allowing the men who had been radicalized to leave the country, mainly to travel to Turkey. The Federal Security Service has facilitated the operation to expel the country's experienced terrorists, which "could explain the less-sophisticated single-player attacks that Russia has seen in recent years," concludes the snapshot. .

The evaluation also notes that Europol has published its annual report on the situation and trends in terrorism, which revealed an "increase in the frequency of jihadist attacks with a decrease in sophistication; local terrorists being the main perpetrators of terrorist attacks; and the vital role of online propaganda and social media in terrorist recruitment, radicalization and fundraising.

The Terror Threat Snapshot also noted that June 3 marked the first anniversary of the terrorist attack in London. and 48 wounded when terrorists attacked crowds with vans and knives. The city of London held a moment of silence to mark the occasion.