Tonight’s CommandEleven SitRep drills deep into insurrection politics, from radical Islam, cartels and sponsored insurgencies to political, election manipulation, and migration warfare.

Tonight’s CommandEleven SitRep drills deep into the Taliban’s terror group alliances and how Pakistan’s kinetic attacks have forced them into the public eye.

Tonight’s discussion kicks off with the CommandEleven SitRep covering security related threats to the US and Europe. Then we return to The Long War series discussing how the implications of a coordinated or simultaneous kinetic and logical (cyber) attacks on the US during 9/11 2.0.

These strikes, which included precision drone and air assaults in Kabul, eastern and western provinces, represent Pakistan’s most forceful counterterror operation in recent history. The objective: dismantle the terror infrastructure that Afghanistan has allowed to flourish since the Taliban takeover. Pakistan’s onslaught spread from the north, near Chitral, where Sanaullah Ghafari, the leader of the Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP), is holed up in a Haqqani Network safe house, to the south, along the core infiltration routes used by the Baluchistan Liberation Army.