Recent terror attacks are being
carried out by "lone wolves" who are part of structured
networks, and there is a risk of a strike in Rome like in all
Western capitals, a security expert said on Tuesday.
Sabrina Magris from peace and security institute Ecole
Universitaire Internationale told a conference on Tuesday that
the strategies for terror attacks were changing.
"It is not teams that attack, but lone wolves within a
structure," said Magris. "In Paris they used an old tactic,
guerrilla warfare, mixed with martyrdom," she said.
"The risk exists in Rome like in any Western capital," she
added.
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