In the last 10 years, complex, large-scale attacks have become the trademark of modern terrorism.
Techniques have been tested and honed in attacks on New York (2001), Bali (2002), Madrid (2004) and London (2005).
Terrorists have learned to think well outside of conventional attack strategies and to make weapons out of the things we take for granted.
In 9/11, aeroplanes were used as bombs. In London and Madrid, public transport systems were used for maximum impact. We review Madrid in detail and look at how terrorists used mobile phones to trigger their mass attack. |