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Beyond the rescue: Lessons from the Oyo operation, By Samuel Aruwan
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Beyond the rescue: Lessons from the Oyo operation, By Samuel Aruwan

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Ultimately, military action alone cannot defeat terrorism. None of the essential elements of an effective counterterrorism strategy can succeed in isolation. Political will, capable security institutions, timely intelligence, community support, good governance and sustained efforts to counter violent extremist ideology must reinforce one another. Counterterrorism is not won by a single operation. It is won […]

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