Militant Leadership Monitor – January 2022
The January 2022 issue of Militant Leadership Monitor features a piece on the newest attempt by the DRC to curb ISCARP activities, Operation Shujaa. The issue follows this brief up with a look into the Islamic State’s newest anti-China propaganda weapon Muhammad al-Uyghuri. The final two pieces showcase in-depth analyses of the Taliban’s interim foreign minister Amir Muttaqi and Bangladeshi apocalypse propagandist Mustaq Arman Khan.
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