Volume 9, Issue 2, November 2014, Pages 906–912
Dicko Abdourahamane1
1 Université de Zinder, Niger
Original language: English
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The warnings provided by intelligence are the backbone of any antiterrorist device, as it seeks to remove the element of surprise on which terrorism draws to hit and hurt. By definition, terrorism is effective in the abruptness and unpredictability of its shares, more than in its destructive capability. The effectiveness of an attack is based primarily on the shock set up within a group or society. We will go even further by saying that direct damage caused by the terrorist act (victims, destruction) are less important than the psychological impact it generates. Regarding Threats of warning, the central analytic task is to peel back substantive Uncertainty about the Meaning of Past Developments and the prospects for future world Developments That Could Endanger interest. Prescient, timely, convincing analysis imminent and potential dangers Regarding Can Be important year for the world Officials multiply force by Reducing the likelihood, first, of incident surprise and, second, of inadequate defensive Preparedness for Effectively dealing with high-impact potential Threats. The notion of warning is responsible for interpretations, and that the wave warning system plays its full role we have already mentioned above, it is important to make a semantic distinction between tactical warning and Strategic warning. The tactical covers everything or dangers that threaten the security of the world (military attack, terrorism, WMD developments, illicit transactions, and political crises abroad). How to analyze and assess risks is the central question that the tactical warning should provide clear answers.
Author Keywords: terrorism warnings, indications, surprise attack, intelligence, prevention.
Dicko Abdourahamane1
1 Université de Zinder, Niger
Original language: English
Copyright © 2014 ISSR Journals. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Abstract
The warnings provided by intelligence are the backbone of any antiterrorist device, as it seeks to remove the element of surprise on which terrorism draws to hit and hurt. By definition, terrorism is effective in the abruptness and unpredictability of its shares, more than in its destructive capability. The effectiveness of an attack is based primarily on the shock set up within a group or society. We will go even further by saying that direct damage caused by the terrorist act (victims, destruction) are less important than the psychological impact it generates. Regarding Threats of warning, the central analytic task is to peel back substantive Uncertainty about the Meaning of Past Developments and the prospects for future world Developments That Could Endanger interest. Prescient, timely, convincing analysis imminent and potential dangers Regarding Can Be important year for the world Officials multiply force by Reducing the likelihood, first, of incident surprise and, second, of inadequate defensive Preparedness for Effectively dealing with high-impact potential Threats. The notion of warning is responsible for interpretations, and that the wave warning system plays its full role we have already mentioned above, it is important to make a semantic distinction between tactical warning and Strategic warning. The tactical covers everything or dangers that threaten the security of the world (military attack, terrorism, WMD developments, illicit transactions, and political crises abroad). How to analyze and assess risks is the central question that the tactical warning should provide clear answers.
Author Keywords: terrorism warnings, indications, surprise attack, intelligence, prevention.
How to Cite this Article
Dicko Abdourahamane, “Preventing the surprise attacks by warning and others indications provided by the intelligence,” International Journal of Innovation and Applied Studies, vol. 9, no. 2, pp. 906–912, November 2014.
