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2024 ANNUAL THREAT ASSESSMENT: U.S. DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
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** Softcover - 43 Pages - Printed in Full Color on Premium Paper ** UNCLASSIFIED 2024 Worldwide Threat Assessment U.S. DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY (DIA) The DIA Report to Congress This book is a fascinating read and an excellent source of up-to-date information of the issues and threats the U.S faces in the near term. Originally produced by the DIA as a report to Congress, this book has now been unclassified and available for public release. Excerpts from the report: Global instability is intensifying, fueled by accelerating competition among large nations, increasing collusion between historically nonaligned actors, HAMAS’s 7 October 2023 attack, a rapidly evolving information and technology environment, and nondemocratic transitions of power. When coupled with the rapid military modernization efforts of our competitors and their drive to project hard power both regionally and around the globe, the world is growing more dangerous for the United States and our allies and partners. This dynamic environment is raising the risk of regional tensions and conflicts sparking broader vertical and horizontal escalation. It also amplifies the importance and advantages of the United States’ robust alliances and partnerships across the world, which—measured in resolve, interoperability, and shared values— are unmatched by our competitors. As these threats against the United States persist, and our strategic competitors are emboldened through their cooperation, DIA’s resolve to conduct exceptional intelligence operations and analysis that provides decision advantage to our Nation only deepens. Major Areas of Concern Expressed in the Report: China Russia Iran North Korea Terrorism South & Southeast Asia Middle East Africa Latin America Other Global Threats Many areas of concern are followed by a discussion of the Outlook in each area in the coming months/years. Other Concerns Discussed Include: Foreign Intelligence Service Activity Targeting Defense Critical Infrastructure Advanced Technology such as AI, Biotechnology, Quantum Sciences and Microelectronics and their threat to U.S. technological advantage Global Health and Biodefense Trends Climate and Environmental Change We urge you get a copy of this book so that you can get up to speed with what our Intelligence services deem are our most-important threats to report to Congress.
