Twenty Years After 9/11 - A Special Issue of CTC Sentinel ReflectionsAnalysis

Can you talk us through how that day, 9/11, was for So I told him that there were two state sponsors of terrorism, you? The sense of purpose it created in you and your colleagues, Iran and Iraq, that had the capability to do this, but that in my view, and the ways you were able to contribute to the counterterrorism neither one of them had anything to gain and both of them had mission in the months. [...] were able to contribute to the CT mission in the months and The one thing that I would share with you is that as somebody years that followed? And when you reflect on the last 20 years who was involved in this right after 9/11 and then really up through and the range of actions that have transpired across that time, 2019 after the completion of the military campaign against the what are some of th. [...] is your assessment of the United States’ campaign to degrade Now, the way they went about that certainly wasn’t in any way to be and defeat al-Qa`ida and the nature of the threat posed by the admired, but they were addressing basic needs of these people that group today? And what areas have the United States and its were moving to the areas where ISIS was operating, and that still allies achieved. [...] economic work, it takes the power So the picture that I’m trying to paint for you here is that I think what we have to think about in the future is that the terrorist of our information and our ideas organizations will look at the things that have been successful in to do this, it takes partners that we the past and has caused disruption to the United States and other leverage along the way to do. [...] It means there needs Votel: One of the things that we have to really appreciate, to be a very thoughtful look at the capabilities that we have, the particularly as we watch what’s happening in Afghanistan right benefits they are providing to us, and then the maintenance and the now, is the limits of our military capabilities and our military sustaining of those things going forward.