Australian authorities are sounding the alarm over a sharp rise in teenage radicalisation, warning that some young people are moving closer to carrying out actual terror attacks.
The Australian Federal Police has raised concerns about the growing number of teenagers being drawn toward extremism, describing the trend as a significant and escalating threat to national security.
It is understood the problem has intensified in recent times, with young Australians at risk of crossing from radicalised thinking into active planning. Authorities are urging communities, schools and families to remain vigilant and to report warning signs early, as the window for intervention can be narrow once a young person moves along the radicalisation pathway.
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