The phrase "attacks in countries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing incidents of violence or aggression that occur within specific nations.
Example: "The report highlighted the increase in attacks in countries affected by political instability."
Alternatives: "assaults within nations" or "incidents in various countries".
The Rasd news agency claimed the attacker had heeded calls from the extremist group for attacks in countries that are part of a US-led anti-Isis coalition.
Al-Shabaab opposes the presence of foreign troops in Somalia and has launched attacks in countries that have contributed to the AU force.
That means that attacks in countries that lack a free press or are too dangerous for reporters (think Syria and Somalia) may go unrecorded.
In his time in office Obama has put a greater emphasis on drone attacks in countries such as Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia.
Moreover, Al Qaeda has previously tried coordinated attacks in countries where it has struck before and where Mr. bin Laden's followers are believed to be operating.
The Islamic State-run news agency claimed the attacker was a "soldier of the Islamic State" who had heeded the group's calls for attacks in countries that are part of a US-led anti-Isis coalition.
As the Islamic State projects its menacing calls for violence into the West, directing or inspiring terrorist attacks in country after country, an old debate over Saudi influence on Islam has taken on new relevance.
Not long ago, von Bismarck testified in Congress about timber smuggling and about activists who had been attacked in countries where he had gone undercover.
But they don't, and the state is being successfully attacked in countries worldwide, not only under the pretext of lowering debt levels, but also of releasing entrepreneurship.
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The company, indignantly denying the allegations, has begun legal attacks in three countries.
