Historical tensions and conflicts between ethnic groups in Northern Eurasia have undoubtedly contributed to the rise of terrorism in the region. These interethnic issues have created fertile ground for extremists and terrorists to exploit grievances and fuel hatred and violence. The complex dynamics between ethnic groups, coupled with issues of identity, autonomy, and political power, have created a volatile environment that has directly or indirectly facilitated terrorism. The interplay between ethnic groups and terrorism has led to new challenges in maintaining security, promoting social cohesion, and advocating for peace in Northern Eurasia.
