We will find you and kill you, - Trump

The new US strategy is based on the principles of "America First" and "Peace Through Strength." The document defines three main types of terrorist groups: narco-terrorists, traditional Islamist terrorists, and violent left-wing extremists. The White House classifies anti-American and "radically pro-transgender" groups, particularly anarchists and members of Antifa, in the latter category.

"When I returned to the White House on January 20, 2025, four years of weakness, failure, capitulation, and humiliation ended. Our new US counterterrorism strategy is a return to common sense and peace through strength. If you harm Americans or plan to harm them, we will find you and kill you," he said.

The Middle East section of the strategy names Iran as the number one sponsor of terror. Washington significantly expanded its list of terrorist organizations, adding Muslim Brotherhood cells in Egypt, Lebanon, Sudan, and Jordan. The White House reported the successful conclusion of the war in Gaza and the creation of a local "Peace Council."

The Trump administration has officially designated the illicit trafficking of fentanyl and its precursors as weapons of mass destruction. The United States now reserves the right to carry out preemptive military strikes against supply networks and cartels in the Western Hemisphere, relying on the updated Monroe Doctrine.

The Trump administration is strongly demanding that European NATO allies immediately increase security spending and change their migration policies. Washington emphasizes that mass migration has turned Europe into a logistical and recruiting hub for international terrorism.

"American officials are accustomed to thinking about European problems in terms of insufficient military spending and economic stagnation. There's some truth to this, but Europe's real problems are even deeper," he said.

On the African continent and in Asian countries, the United States plans to maintain only a minimal military presence. The White House intends to shift the burden of counterterrorism to local partners, providing them primarily with intelligence support. A separate priority in these regions is the armed protection of Christian populations from attacks by radical Islamists.

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