CLEAN : British MPs to vote Friday on anti IS air strikes

The transcript discusses the UK's potential involvement in addressing a global threat, emphasizing its responsibility and the message its presence sends against propaganda. It also analyzes the strategic vulnerabilities of the threat, highlighting their stretched communication lines and lack of robust command networks, suggesting a strategy to isolate and weaken them.

In what way does the geographical description of the group contribute to their vulnerability?

What are the implications of breaking down the lines of communication as suggested in the text?