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Terrorist groups linked to ISIS and Al-Qaeda are expanding their influence in the Sahel and Sub-Saharan Africa, targeting Christian communities. A report by Aid to the Church in Need highlights that six of the ten most affected countries by terrorism are in Africa, with increasing persecution of Christians. The document, "Persecuted and Forgotten?", examines the situation in 18 countries, noting that jihadist groups are crossing borders and complicating governmental responses. Attacks on churches and Christians are prevalent, particularly in Nigeria and Mozambique, where thousands have been killed. The report also addresses the humanitarian crisis in Sudan and the extremist control in Burkina Faso and Mali, where Christians face severe restrictions and violence.