Russia has been repeatedly ravaged and attacked by terrorism. On August 24, 2004, two passenger planes taking off from Moscow lost contact at almost the same time and exploded and crashed one after another, killing 90 people. Investigations revealed that the work was caused by the Chechen "Black Widow". At the end of the month, there was a big explosion in the Moscow subway. The previous vicious subway explosion occurred in February 2004, killing 41 people. Subsequently, terrorists took more than 1,200 hostages, including more than 130 students, from a middle school in North Ossetia, southern Russia, resulting in a huge tragedy of 338 deaths and more than 500 injuries, many of which were children. , which made the international community shed tears and tremble with distress. The same serious incident occurred in October 2002, when nearly 120 hostages died during the hostage rescue operation. The purpose of the Chechen separatists is to sabotage the Chechen presidential election on August 29, 2004, put tremendous pressure on the Russian central government, and ultimately seek Chechen independence. U.S. counterterrorism experts analyzed that the highly coordinated combat characteristics and complexity of plans currently displayed by terrorists when launching attacks were still unimaginable in 2003.

Australia is "bitten" by terrorists. At 10:28 a.m. local time on September 9, 2004 in Indonesia, a terrorist explosion occurred in front of the Australian Embassy in Indonesia, located in the center of Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia. The explosion shook an area of ??15 kilometers and killed at least 11 people. 186 were injured, including 4 Chinese. The Indonesian police determined that the bombing was carried out by Jemaah Islamiyah, a well-known terrorist organization in Southeast Asia. The terrorist who carried out the bombing was identified by the police as Azahari, who is proficient in bomb making, because the police found in a house rented by Azahari. Chemical materials used to make TNT explosives were discovered and were identical to those used in the bombing. The terrorist attack on the Australian Embassy in Indonesia was not accidental. First of all, Indonesia has been busy with the presidential election recently and has no time to take into account the issue of counter-terrorism. Second, and the key reason is that Australia has firmly cooperated with the United States in counter-terrorism in recent years and followed suit, which has led to the fire. In fact, the 2002 Bali bombing in Indonesia that killed more than 200 people was also targeted at Australia and the United States.

In 2005, the international counter-terrorism situation was not easy either. In fact, in the six months of the first half of 2005, with the exception of Iraq, the global security situation was generally stable, and global terrorist activities cooled down significantly. However, since July 2005, terrorist bombings have occurred frequently in Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, and London, England, seeming to show a reciprocal trend, heralding the coming of a new shock wave of international terrorism. In August, Al Qaeda threatened to launch large-scale terrorist attacks in Europe and the United States. The fourth anniversary of "9/11" is approaching. A sample survey shows that 70% of the American people believe that they may still face a large-scale terrorist attack. The current fear of terrorism and the trend of terrorism are in sharp contrast to the relaxation of the security situation in the first half of 2005.

Especially the July 2005 explosion in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt. The bomber claimed that it was aimed at the United States’ Middle East policy and the Egyptian government’s cooperation with the United States on issues such as the situation in Iraq, and said that they would be punished. The so-called "Arab traitors". In the near future, extremists may continue to launch new terrorist incidents in other parts of the world, such as the United States and South or Southeast Asia. This has greatly broken the anti-terrorism calm period in the first half of 2005. The radical terrorist forces seem to want to release the dissatisfaction and resentment against the West accumulated during the calm period. This is reflected in their efforts on the Palestinian-Israeli issue (Israel is stepping up its unilateral action plan, and the Palestinian The territorial status quo may be greatly solidified) and the anti-Western policy stance on the Iraq issue, and used the facts of the explosion to bloody oppose the inappropriate remarks of some Western politicians who claimed to be firm in counter-terrorism and attack related religions and civilizations.