A United States lawmaker has issued a firm response following renewed threats by ISIS against Christians in Nigeria, emphasizing that the United States will remain resolute in its support for their protection. Representative Riley M. Moore, who represents Virginia’s Second Congressional District, made this position clear during a televised interview with Newsmax. His comments came in reaction to a recent warning reportedly issued by ISIS terrorists, in which Christians were told to choose between conversion to Islam or facing death. While speaking during the interview, Rep. Moore stressed that the United States would not retreat in the face of extremist intimidation. He stated that American commitment to defending persecuted Christian communities, particularly in Nigeria, remains strong and unwavering. According to Moore, the United States government, under the leadership and directive of President Donald Trump, is prepared to continue offering Nigeria the necessary support required to confront terrorist threats. This support, he noted, includes access to essential military and war-related equipment aimed at strengthening Nigeria’s ability to combat insurgency and protect vulnerable populations. The lawmaker’s remarks reflect growing international concern over religious persecution and insecurity in Nigeria, where extremist violence has continued to pose serious challenges. Moore’s statement reinforces the position that the United States sees the protection of religious freedom and human life as a priority and will not back down when such freedoms are threatened.
