Obama Says ISIS Likely to Continue Threatening US Even After Being Ousted From Iraq, Syria
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On Thursday, President Barack Obama said ISIS is likely to continue threatening the US even after it is ousted from key strongholds in Iraq and Syria. Photo: ZOA.org.
The Islamic State group will probably continue to be a threat to the U.S. even after it is ousted from key strongholds in Iraq and Syria, President Barack Obama said Thursday, warning that lone-wolf believers will still be inspired to launch attacks that are harder to detect and prevent.
Speaking to reporters after meeting with his top national security advisers in the Pentagon, Obama said the U.S. has to do a better job disrupting terror networks and intercepting the internet messages that can get to troubled individuals and inspire them to act.
Read full story at The Washington Post.
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