Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Thursday launched a U.S-led push to focus international counterterrorism efforts on what he called "far-left terror," telling officials from more than 60 countries that leftist violence had been overlooked.In a speech opening a Washington conference called the Ministerial on the Resurgence of Political Terrorism, Rubio said the threat from Islamic militancy was "severely diminished" thanks to coordinated international efforts. "We can and we must identify and map this threat and rebuild our counterterrorism architecture to defeat it," Rubio said, describing a transnational threat from groups who target politicians and infrastructure that he said were motivated by a hatred of the West and its success. President Donald Trump has made countering left-wing groups a priority. Trump singled out the movement on the campaign trail in 2024, and vowed to take action against left-wing groups he accuses of fomenting violence after the killing of conservative activist and Trump ally Charlie Kirk last year.

Secretary of State Rubio prepares to host gathering focused on what the Trump administration describes as the overlooked threat of "transnational far-left terrorism."

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The United States is hosting a global meeting on left-wing terrorism. Secretary of State Marco Rubio claims this threat is experiencing a resurgence. Data suggests right-wing…