対テロ戦争のタイムライン

対テロ戦争は、 9月11日の同時多発テロを受けて、アメリカ合衆国がテロ組織に対して開始した戦争である。^[1]^[2]国際テロの撲滅を目的としたこの戦争は、2001年に始まりました。^[3]以下は、対テロ戦争に関連する出来事のタイムラインです。

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US surveillance footage of one of the ISIL in Libya camps near Sirte, before it was destroyed in airstrikes on 18 January 2017.

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