The terrorist attacks of lonely wolves were more common than ever in the West during 2024, because terrorism is still spreading around the world, according to a new report of the global terrorism index (GTI).
GTI announced its report on Wednesday in 2025, revealing that the number of countries that recorded a terrorist attack He grew from 58 in 2023 to 66 last year. That has been turning over a decade of improvement in the matter, GTI said.
In the west, 93% of fatal attacks performed terrorists of lone wolves.
“Most Western attacks are now being carried out by individuals without formal group affiliation, which radicalize through social media, playing platforms and encrypted messages for messaging,” GTI said in his report.
The lone attacks of the wolves made up 93% of terrorist incidents in the west in 2024. (AP Photo)
“The transition to internet radicalization has made it possible for potential terrorists access to extremist content and organized with minimal physical contact. Algorithmic radicalization on popular web locations on social networks can over time make users according to progressively extreme facilities,” the report continued.
The report arrived the same day when US authorities arrested a suspect, which the Ministry of Justice says he admitted to scouting the attack of the attack in 2021. Bombing of the Opatija Gate in Afghanistan, which left the service of the service dead.
Muhammad Sharifullah, an alleged bombing cartoonist of the Opatija Gate, which killed 13 US members during the US with an Afghanistan, was extradited to the United States on Wednesday. (Director of FBI -ja Kash Patel)
Member of Isis-K Mohammad Sharifullah on Wednesday appeared his first federal court in Virginia on charges of providing and conspiracy to provide material support and resources determined foreign terrorist organization, resulting in death.
Sharifullah was extradited to the US on Tuesday night to “face American justice,” said FBI director Kash Patel.
“3 and 1/2 years later, justice for our 13,” Patel added to X.
Mohammad Sharifullah is a member of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Province of Ash-Sham-Khorazan (Isis-K), says the Ministry of Justice. (Sheriff’s Office Alexandria)
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President Donald Trump He announced Sharifullah’s capture during his address before a common congress on Tuesday night, saying that “he pleased to announce that we had just captured the top terrorist responsible for that crime.”
