Prof K Nageshwar: Conditions still rife for ISIS to rise. (Video)

         బాగ్దాది అంతమయ్యారు, ISIS ప్రమాదం పోయిందా?||Conditions still rife for ISIS to rise.||Conditions still rife for ISIS to rise.

It was the summer of 2014 when most Americans took notice of the Islamic State, but the group had been around in different forms for about a decade. Many of its fighters were the same people who’d fought U.S. troops under the name of al-Qaeda in Iraq, until a massive U.S. military effort suppressed them. Then the American people and their government decided that the war was done.

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What came next was a renewed militant group with even greater international ambitions, as ISIS captured territory across Iraq and Syria and declared it a caliphate. Now, with the U.S. government once again trying to wind down a war following the so-called caliphate’s collapse, the question is whether ISIS can repeat its history of survival, and what it might morph into next.

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Prof K Nageshwar: Conditions still rife for ISIS to rise. (Video)
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బాగ్దాది అంతమయ్యారు, ISIS ప్రమాదం పోయిందా?||Conditions still rife for ISIS to rise.||Conditions still rife for ISIS to rise. It was the summer of 2014 when most Americans took notice of the Islamic State, but the group had been around in different forms for about a decade. Many of its fighters were the same people who’d fought U.S. troops under the name of al-Qaeda in Iraq, until a massive U.S. military effort suppressed them. Then the American people and their government decided that the war was done. The perfect present for your favorite curious mind. What came next was a renewed militant group with even greater international ambitions, as ISIS captured territory across Iraq and Syria and declared it a caliphate. Now, with the U.S. government once again trying to wind down a war following the so-called caliphate’s collapse, the question is whether ISIS can repeat its history of survival, and what it might morph into next.

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