The U.S. crackdown on transnational far-left extremism is beginning to make its mark online. Shortly after Washington’s latest crackdown, parts of the digital space used by militant groups have become inaccessible.
In recent days, the U.S. has stepped up pressure on networks that have supported far-left political violence. Now, the first signs are emerging that this strategy may have practical consequences far beyond Washington.
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