Which option describes a reason terrorist groups benefit from the existence of rogue states?

The secrecy of rogue states helps conceal terrorist training camps within their borders.

Explanation:

Terrorist groups benefit from building training camps within rogue countries that make it difficult to locate and destroy these camps.

The decentralized and organizational structure with dishonest countries allows terrocratic groups to have a distributed base throughout the world while maintaining a small core. It is estimated that 100,000 terrorist militants have been instructed in al Qaeda training camps since their interception, although the group has retained only a small number of militants under direct orders. Dishonest countries keep secrets from the location of these training camps and this benefits terrorist groups and encourages them to spread the terror wherever they go.

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