Posted on Feb 9, 2016
North Korea, ISIS, and cyberwarfare — intelligence chief outlines the biggest threats facing the...
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Director of National Intelligence James Clapper delivered his annual assessment of the top dangers facing the country to the Senate Armed Services Committee on Tuesday.
Clapper said North Korea has expanded a uranium enrichment facility and restarted a plutonium reactor.
Clapper also said that Islamic militants will continue plotting against US interests overseas and homegrown attacks will pose the most significant threat from violent extremists to Americans at home.
Clapper said North Korea has expanded a uranium enrichment facility and restarted a plutonium reactor.
Clapper also said that Islamic militants will continue plotting against US interests overseas and homegrown attacks will pose the most significant threat from violent extremists to Americans at home.
North Korea, ISIS, and cyberwarfare — intelligence chief outlines the biggest threats facing the...
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North Korea is a difficult challenge. Very few diplomatic levers to apply pressure and change behavior. In my opinion, Trump has the right focus when he places strong emphasis on China as the one nation that can legitimately change North Korean actions. counter-ISIS strategy is being strongly debated, but I think it is evident that the next President will have to adjust strategy to defeat ISIS in a more timely manner. It appears that cybersecurity is the new "cold war" and continued negotiations with civilian tech companies will play a significant role in addressing threats in the cyber domain.
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SGT Sean Wike I didn't say Trump would be able to do it or that Trump should even be President? No, is what I said is I think he has the focus right that China is on the very short list of countries who can influence the North Koreans.
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