Before an ISIS-K attack killed nearly 100 people in Kerman, Iran, the U.S. government allegedly provided Tehran with “a private warning” of an imminent terrorist threat, which was ignored. It now appears that, once again, Washington had considerable intelligence insight into ISIS-K’s plans to strike inside Russia. Once again, however, its warnings appear to have fallen on deaf ears.
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