Strategic policy of containment of radical Islam evolve after the Iraq and Afghanistan wars to protect the non-Islamic world from fanatical extremism

Strategic policy of containment of radical Islam evolve after the Iraq and Afghanistan wars to protect the non-Islamic world from fanatical extremism

Just as the U.S. strategic policy of containment (of Communism, in general, and the Soviet Union, in particular) gradually evolved just after World war II to win the Cold War in 1989, could a similar strategic policy of containment of radical Islam evolve after the Iraq and Afghanistan wars to protect the non-Islamic world from fanatical extremism? Requirements:

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