UN Official Warns ISIS-K Poses Serious Threat to Central, South Asia with New Technologies

Alexander Zuev, acting head of the UN Office of Counter-Terrorism, warned that the Khorasan province branch of the Islamic State (ISIS-K) remains a serious terrorist threat to Central and South Asia. Speaking at the SCO Plus Security meeting in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, he stated that ISIS-K is utilizing drones and artificial intelligence for its activities, acquiring advanced tactical equipment and training. The group exploits instability through its regional branches.

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