The video discusses the national responsibility to prevent terrorist attacks and NATO's role in enhancing information exchange. It highlights the threat of foreign fighters returning from Syria and Iraq, posing a continuous threat. While NATO hasn't been requested to fight ISIL, member states support Iraq, with the U.S. leading a coalition. Military action, including ground troops, is deemed necessary. NATO is ready to assist Iraq in building defense capabilities, potentially resuming a training mission if requested.

What is the primary responsibility of nations regarding terrorist threats?

• To rely solely on NATO for protection

• To take national steps to prevent attacks

• To ignore international cooperation

• To focus only on domestic issues

What is a significant threat posed by foreign fighters?

• They improve international relations

• They create a continuous terrorist threat

• They pose no threat upon returning

• They strengthen local economies

How does the Islamic State describe itself?

• As a pure terrorist organization

• As a religious organization

• As a humanitarian group

• As a legitimate state

What is the stance of NATO on direct involvement in the fight against the Islamic State?

• NATO has been directly involved

• NATO is leading the fight

• NATO has not been requested to be involved

• NATO has refused involvement

What has been the role of the United States in the fight against ISIL?

• Supporting ISIL

• Providing only humanitarian aid

• Avoiding involvement

• Leading an international coalition

What is necessary for effective military action against ISIL?

• Only air operations

• Diplomatic talks

• Ground troops are needed

• Economic sanctions

What decision was made at the recent NATO summit regarding Iraq?

• To ignore Iraq's requests

• To withdraw all support

• To impose sanctions

• To assist in building defense capabilities

What was NATO's previous involvement in Iraq until 2011?

• No involvement

• A peacekeeping mission

• A training mission

• A combat mission

What is required for NATO to resume its training mission in Iraq?

• A request from the Iraqi government

• Approval from all NATO members

• A peace treaty

• A UN resolution