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Yes, resilience if it is a fringe group. What if they are products of the state sponsorship? For instance, Pakistan uses terrorism as a state policy; the end r
by raincom 11y ago
Yes, resilience if it is a fringe group. What if they are products of the state sponsorship?
For instance, Pakistan uses terrorism as a state policy; the end result is, terrorists end up blowing the very hands that feed them.
What if the terrorism is a result of the indirect state sponsorship? For instance, Saudi and the US have played a role in Sunni Terrorism. ISIL, Taliban and Al queda are sunni terorism groups. Some or another have sponsored them in the past.
Even Hamas is a sunni group, but their main sponsor is Shiites of Iran.