The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has arrested three men—Bisaam Ghafoor, Elias Shamsaldeen, and Bereen Dzayee—accused of supporting the Islamic State (ISIS) and financing drone attacks aimed at American forces stationed overseas. According to the US Department of Justice, the suspects pledged allegiance to ISIS and utilized encrypted online platforms, including Discord, to communicate and plan their activities. Court documents indicate that they discussed their intentions through secure chats and provided financial resources to facilitate the drone attacks. FBI Director Kash Patel announced the arrests, labeling the operation a significant success in counterterrorism efforts. He issued a stern warning, stating, "If you betray this country, we will find you and you WILL FACE JUSTICE!" These arrests come amid heightened concerns from US security agencies regarding the use of digital platforms by extremist organizations for recruitment, funding, and operational coordination across borders. While federal authorities have not disclosed the specific locations targeted for the alleged drone attacks, the investigation is ongoing, and further details are anticipated as court proceedings unfold.