Major terrorism threat in the United States, high alert issued
WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) – Circles that refuse to recognize the results of the recent U.S. presidential election have issued an alert for possible internal terrorism.
According to a foreign news agency, an alert issued by the US Department of the Interior said that there could be acts of terrorism or violence by individuals and groups who rejected the results of the elections held in November last year.
The Department of the Interior has issued an earlier warning since President Trump’s attack on Capitol Hill on January 6. Five people were killed in the incident, which was followed by extraordinary security arrangements for President Biden’s swearing-in ceremony. A complete curfew was imposed in the US capital for the security of the event and more than 20,000 security personnel were deployed.
The Home Office’s advisory on possible terrorism said that according to the information received, some evil elements were continuing their activities to incite violence due to ideological motives. The report said that these are the same evil elements. Those who do not recognize the legitimacy of the current government also have objections to the transfer of power, as well as their own other misconceptions.
