Fighting a war against terrorists is challenging due to their use of asymmetric tactics, which often involve guerrilla warfare and blending in with civilian populations, making them difficult to target. Additionally, terrorist groups are often ideologically motivated, making it hard to deter or negotiate with them. The decentralized nature of these organizations, which can operate transnationally, further complicates efforts to dismantle them. Lastly, the potential for backlash against military actions can lead to increased recruitment for terrorist groups, creating a cycle of violence.
The British and the French assisted the Ottomans in their fight against Russia in the Crimean War.
the british
All the results are not in yet.There is no doubt the terrorists are winning as they control when and how. The west is trying to fight in a conventional manner and this is not a conventional war.Terrorist usually win in the end. Of course they are then not called terrorists or revolutionaries but patriots, reformers etc
America was split in the Civil War: Southern states for slavery, Northern states against it. Once the South seceded from the Union, the North had no choice but to fight and win the war against slavery.
they were not involved
It's invisible, you don't know where the terrorist are.
Many who didn't have to fight the war, were for it. Many who had to fight the war, were against it.
Searching for them, arresting them, or destroying them; bringing them to justice.
Delicatessane
Even the Russians are helping to fight the terrorists. They were victims from a strike too.
to my calculation it was hard to fight because there were more countries in it...
They are either terrorists or we won a war against them. I cal them ignorant.
Which war did you have in mind?
Those that have to fight it!
It fought in the war against blue.
Permissible war methods are established guidelines in which countries fight each other. Independent groups, like terrorists, do not follow these guidelines.
Yes, the Spartans did fight against the Greeks. They fought them in the Peloponnesian War.