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Why Russia may be in the crosshairs of Daesh extremists

  • Daesh affiliate claims responsibility for Moscow concert venue shooting, which killed at least 115
  • Afghanistan-based IS-K extremists have a ‘track record of attacking Russian targets,’ expert says
By TAREK ALI AHMAD ·

Daesh attack kills seven pro-regime fighters in Syria

By AFP ·
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‘Daesh remains dangerous terror actor,’ says French FM Catherine Colonna

By Arlette Khoury ·

Daesh affiliate claims attack that killed 11 Egyptian troops

By AP ·

Russia says foiled Daesh attacks in Moscow, south

By AFP ·

Daesh claims responsibility for rocket attack on Iraqi power station

By Reuters ·

Somali kills three in ‘brutal’ Germany knife attack

By AFP ·

Kurds say 53 Daesh members arrested in Syria’s Al-Hol camp

By AFP ·

Pope Francis visits Iraqi Christians who suffered under Daesh

By AFP ·

Militants open fire and burn police car in Philippine town

By AP ·

US court orders deportation of Daesh hacker over COVID-19 fears

By AP ·

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