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Social media being weaponised for radicalisation - report
March 09, 2026
|Cape Times
SOCIAL media platforms are increasingly being weaponised by terrorist organisations to radicalise individuals and orchestrate attacks across the Indian subcontinent and beyond, according to a report by Eurasia Review.
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The report titled “Weaponisation Of Social Media Platforms For Radical-isation: A Threat Looming Large In The Indian Subcontinent” states that incidents such as the Red Fort attack on November 10, last year, and the Bondi Beach attack on December 14, demonstrate how extremist networks are using social media to incite violence and highlights h
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