US faced challenges in defeating ISIS from "summary" of Black Flags by Joby Warrick
The United States found itself struggling to defeat ISIS due to a number of complex challenges. One major obstacle was the group's ability to recruit fighters from around the world, drawing in disaffected individuals seeking purpose or adventure. This influx of foreign fighters made it difficult for the US and its allies to track and target ISIS members effectively. Additionally, ISIS employed sophisticated propaganda tactics to spread its message and attract new recruits. The group utilized social media platforms to disseminate its violent ideology and showcase its military successes, creating a sense of momentum that drew in more followers. This propaganda campaign made it harder for the US to counter ISIS's narrative and diminish its appeal to potential recru...
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