White House outlines counter-terrorism strategy

US President Donald Trump's national security adviser is outlining the administration's long-awaited counter-terrorism strategy and offering harsh words for Iran. 

John Bolton calls Iran the central banker of international terrorism. He says the strategy will rely on military and nonmilitary means to fight extremists, focusing on Islamic State terrorists as well as those backed by Iran and other groups. 

Bolton says the



US wants to isolate terrorists from their supporters, modernize tools to counter them, protect US infrastructure and stymie recruitment efforts.

The plan that Trump has approved also calls for strengthening border control, limiting militants' ability to recruit online and sharing the burden with allies. It is the first US strategy on counter-terrorism since President Barack Obama released his approach in 2011.