International Alliance of Counter-Terrorism

International Alliance of Counter-Terrorism
General information
Organization type	Military alliance
Founder(s)	America, Nordic Council, Russia, Italy, Spain and Canada
Leader(s)	General Quincy E. Henderson (US), General Kristoffer Kjelberg (NORW), and Marshal Petrikov (RUS)
Members	Nation-states: America, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Canada, Russia, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Morocco, Israel, Jordan, Iran, Qatar, UAE, China, Japan, Indonesia, Philippines, Australia, Brazil, Mexico, South Korea, South Africa | Members/Agents: ~500,000
Headquarters	NYC, Stockholm, Moscow, Rome
Location(s)	~300 bases
Historical information
Formed from	NATO
Date founded	Late-2042 to Early-2043

The International Alliance of Counter-Terrorism (IACT) is a multinational military alliance which succeeded NATO in the post-War era of the East-West War. It is responsible for keeping the Grand Caliphate at bay and has kept the Grand Caliphate's sponsorship of terrorism at a minimum for five years.