Al Qaeda & ISIS 20 Years After 9/11
AQAP: al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula

ISIS: Islamic State in Iraq and al Sham

AQIS: al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent

ISKP: Islamic State Khorasan Province

AQIM: al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb

ISSP: Islamic State Sinai Province
ISCAP: Islamic State Central Africa Province

ISWAP: Islamic State West Africa Province

ISEA: Islamic State East Asia

JNIM: Jamaat Nasr al Islam wa al Muslimin

ISGS: Islamic State in the Greater Sahara

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