ISIS-K leads the charge as a new era emerges in the global war on terror | Nathan Sales

Afghanistan is once again a dangerous breeding ground for extremist terror groups such as Islamic State-Khorasan Province as questions swirl over the extent to which President Biden's "over the horizon" counterterrorism tactics have failed. Washington Times National Security Editor Guy Taylor sits down with former U.S. Counterterrorism Coordinator Nathan Sales at the Atlantic Council to discuss the global war on terror at a moment of increasingly sophisticated jihadist propaganda, an expanding network of terror proxies backed by Iran and the growing threat of ISIS-K attacks on the world stage.