UN: ISIS remains a significant threat
The United Nations has warned that ISIS (Daesh) still poses a serious threat to international peace and security, despite military pressures that have reduced its capabilities and disrupted its central leadership. It emphasized that the organization exploits unstable environments and armed conflicts, particularly in Africa's Sahel region and the Lake Chad Basin, where it has strengthened its branches, developed tactical methods, and utilized commercial drones. The report also noted that political changes in Syria and Iraq have affected the threat landscape, underscoring the need to preserve current gains, enhance international cooperation, and monitor the exploitation of modern technologies such as artificial intelligence and drones. The priorities in countering Daesh focus on information sharing, border management, confronting technological exploitation, and adhering to international law to achieve sustainable efforts to eliminate the organization.
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