What’s Behind the Rising Threat of Lone-Wolf Terror: QuickTake

In an attack on September 11, Al Qaeda showed how much damage could be triggered through an attack coordinated by an organized terrorist network. Fifteen years later, terrorists killed 86 people on rental trucks at the seaside promenade in Nice in France shows an increase in the threat in the West.

There is considerable controversy over the problem of terrorism of different wolves and the prevention of terrorism. The existing literature explains that there is no concrete answer that can state whether individual wolves terrorism can be blocked and how to deal with the threat of solitary wolf terrorism. There are several measures against counter-terrorism. According to Alex Shone (2010), an important element of the fight against terrorism and terrorism in the UK is to know how to initiate an attack, but it does not mean who is going to attack. Mr. Shone thinks that it is necessary to use a sensitive detective system for anti-terrorism services. Another discussion on how to deal with the threat of a lonely wolf involves the commonalities among lonely wolves, so the way to deal with this threat is to scrutinize the affected community.

The massacre of lonely wolves and terrorists can be regarded as a global phenomenon of the day. There is no big difference in definition of literature on the terror of solitary wolves. According to Spaaij (2010) of "Mystery of Lonely Wolf Terrorist: Assessment", only the term terrorism includes a terrorist attack by one person who is not an organization terrorist organization. According to Spaaij, couple and small cell attacks do not qualify as separate wolf terrorists. Stewart, Scott and Burton (2008) The most definite definition of STRATFOR (geopolitical analysis and global information agency) for individual wolves 'terrorism is similar to Spaaij' s relationship. STRARFOR pointed out that a single wolf terrorism is defined as "a person who organized orders and acted on their own without association with the organization".