‘Moment of opportunity' for other terror groups to rise amid India-Pakistan hostility
Deakin University Global Islamic Politics Chair Greg Barton believes the India-Pakistan conflict could result in a surge in further terror activity.
Pakistan has vowed to retaliate following a recent airstrike from India against targets inside Pakistan-controlled Kashmir.
'There's lots of reasons for some to feel now is the time, if they are drawn to these extremist groups,' Mr Barton told Sky News Digital Presenter Gabriella Power.
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