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Author Archives: Sec-Ter Observation & Analysis Group

The profile of Ahmed Ibrahim, the Rome-Termini attacker: was it jihad?

The profile of the African illegal alien who attacked the police in Rome

Posted bySec-Ter Observation & Analysis Group24 June 2021Posted inModus Operandi, Urban securityTags:jihad, knife-attack, terrorism

An in-depth analysis of the May 28th terror attack in Nantes

The latest on the May 28th terrorist attack in France and the profile of the attacker

Posted bySec-Ter Observation & Analysis Group10 June 202110 June 2021Posted inModus Operandi, RadicalizationTags:islamist extremism, Radicalization, terrorism

French Counter-Terrorism prevents an Easter Islamist attack in Beziers

French DGSI and CT prevented an Islamist terrorist attack on Easter Monday in the city of Beziers

Posted bySec-Ter Observation & Analysis Group13 April 202113 April 2021Posted inRadicalizationTags:Isis, jihad, terrorism

The Capitol Hill attacker: a quick profile view

The April 2nd Capitol Hill attack indicates how the domestic terror threat in the US is still a matter of serious concern

Posted bySec-Ter Observation & Analysis Group3 April 20213 April 2021Posted inRadicalizationTags:Radicalization, terrorism

Individual terror attacks in Italy, how to read them

Can individual violent attacks motivated by self-initiative be considered “terrorist attacks”? Yes, if they have specific elements such as an ideological motivation and the will to generate fear and terror

Posted bySec-Ter Observation & Analysis Group20 February 2021Posted inModus OperandiTags:jihad, Radicalization, terrorism

Europe Terror Attacks Summary for the Year 2020

Europe Terror Attacks Summary for 2020

Posted bySec-Ter Observation & Analysis Group23 January 202124 January 2021Posted inModus Operandi, RadicalizationTags:2020, Europe, terrorism

The possible motivation behind the Vienna terrorist attack

On the night of November 2nd in Vienna, an individual of ethnic Albanian origin with dual Austrian and North Macedonian citizenship, identified as 20-year-old Kujtim Fejzullai, opened fire in the streets of Vienna’s historical center. An hypothesis on the motivations.

Posted bySec-Ter Observation & Analysis Group21 November 2020Posted inModus OperandiTags:Isis, jihad, terrorism

Who is Aymen Abidi? The story of the funambulist (and fundamentalist?) who embarrassed the Italian Penitentiary Police

Aymen Abidi managed to escape from the Italian penitentiary police while being transferred from courthouse to prison

Posted bySec-Ter Observation & Analysis Group19 September 202019 September 2020Posted inUrban securityTags:crime, prison, security

Police intervention in Milan’s Duomo: an example of what should always be avoided

An improvised police intervention in Milan’s Duomo to respond to an attack by a knifeman did not turn into a tragedy, by pure luck

Posted bySec-Ter Observation & Analysis Group13 August 20202 September 2020Posted inUrban securityTags:knifeman, police, terrorism

Is Europe’s security at stake?

Europe’s security is at stake as inter-ethnic clashes are spreading throughout the Continent

Posted bySec-Ter Observation & Analysis Group6 July 2020Posted inUrban securityTags:France, immigration, riots

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