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| The | Taliban accepted responsibility for perpetrating the |
| ile also attempting to gather intelligence on | Taliban activity in the area. |
| the American/Afghan force managed to halt the | Taliban advance and drive them away from the town. |
| med the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan by the | Taliban, after seizing control of the majority of the |
| ave played a key role in the formation of the | Taliban, after having helped train the Afghan Mujahid |
| The university was closed by the | Taliban after their capture of the city of Bamiyan in |
| e Egyptian fought in the front lines with the | Taliban against the Northern Alliance. |
| to Mullah Satar, a forward commander for the | Taliban against the Northern Alliance. |
| In Afghanistan, they fought alongside the | Taliban against the Afghan Northern Alliance, and joi |
| ated he went to Afghanistan to fight with the | Taliban against the mistaken people (Northern Allianc |
| The detainee traveled on | Taliban aircraft, stayed in Taliban guest housing, an |
| The detainee was observed on board a | Taliban airplane ferrying fighters bound for Northern |
| s and an arms embargo on Osama bin Laden, the | Taliban, Al-Qaeda and other associated groups which w |
| taken to implement the sanctions against the | Taliban, Al-Qaeda and Osama bin Laden, including rela |
| financial assets and funds controlled by the | Taliban, Al-Qaeda, Osama bin Laden and other groups. |
| eased violent and terrorist activities by the | Taliban, Al-Qaeda, illegally armed groups, criminals |
| iously accused Iran of selling weapons to the | Taliban, allegations Tehran denies. |
| of attacks led by the Pakistan Army and their | Taliban allies, they were not able to subdue the Panj |
| tober 7 to take collective action against the | Taliban along with representatives of the Ahle Sunnat |
| The | Taliban also seized the Giro district centre southeas |
| ived the Military Cross was for acts during a | Taliban ambush. |
| hters left in Afghanistan and that the Afghan | Taliban, an indigenous Afghan group seeking to win ba |
| He called again on opposition forces, the | Taliban and any Afghan citizen inside or outside of t |
| involve the government sitting down with the | Taliban and members of other insurgent groups. |
| perations aimed at capturing leaders from the | Taliban and Haqqani network. |
| ings, a notebook containing references to the | Taliban and Osama bin Laden, and plastic bags filled |
| It was created specifically to counter | Taliban and Al-Qaeda propaganda videos by depicting t |
| The | Taliban and al Qaida trained male and female suicide |
| ion is an organization with close ties to the | Taliban and Al-Qaida. |
| posted to Afghanistan, where he helped guard | Taliban and al-Qaeda suspects at Kandahar Internation |
| Laden of Al Qaeda, from senior members of the | Taliban and from Teheran Ali Muza of Lebanese Hizboll |
| ere allowed to install equipment to intercept | Taliban and al Queda communications |
| kistan will not negotiate with the "extremist | Taliban and terrorists." |
| Citing the history of | Taliban and Rwandan Patriotic Front as examples, the |
| e a terrorist training facility hosted by the | Taliban and funded by Al Qaida. |
| e said this was the only reason he joined the | Taliban and that he had no intentions on fighting aga |
| en made immediately after the collapse of the | taliban and was shot extensively all Afghanistan from |
| f Kabul) were captured by his forces from the | Taliban and lost again from time to time as the front |
| al and operational structure of at Qaida, the | Taliban and their associated forces. |
| y terrorist movements-including Afghanistan's | Taliban and al-Qai'da - have theological roots in Wah |
| detainee denied any association with the HIG, | Taliban, and involvement in the planning of attacks o |
| The detainee's old friend, formerly | Taliban and now against them, wanted the detainee and |
| main southern city and the birthplace of the | Taliban, and he told four local leaders who came to m |
| rruption they said funnels foreign aid to the | Taliban and the slow and ineffective Afghan justice s |
| 001) and 1390 (2001) concerning Al-Qaeda, the | Taliban and terrorism, the Council decided that finan |
| The detainee possesses detailed knowledge of | Taliban and HIG plans and organization. |
| ancial sanctions against Osama bin Laden, the | Taliban and Al-Qaeda. |
| after extraction, Tariq informs them that the | Taliban and Al-Qaeda have a significant force compose |
| ersal of Pakistani and Saudi stances favoring | Taliban and al-Qaeda, the three Saudi princes associa |
| Islamabad police pointing the fingers at the | Taliban and al-Qaeda. |
| uivocal condemnation" of Osama bin Laden, the | Taliban and Al-Qaeda for "ongoing and multiple crimin |
| 001) and 1452 (2002) concerning Al-Qaeda, the | Taliban and terrorism, the Council improved the imple |
| chardson flew to Afghanistan and met with the | Taliban and with Abdul Rachid Dostum, an Uzbek warlor |
| Commander Ismail initially fought against the | Taliban and al Qaeda in 2001. |
| aircraft, inflicting heavy casualties on the | Taliban and Al Qaeda fighters, but by no means silenc |
| t "Mr Khairkhwa is well respected amongst the | Taliban and was considered a moderate by those who kn |
| He called for a "serious dialogue" with the | Taliban and said that they "have no more obligation t |
| n Afghanistan and Iraq, the transportation of | Taliban and Al Qaeda detainees to Guantanamo Bay, Cub |
| f uniting the tribesmen along the border with | Taliban and against the U.S. Pakistan has previously |
| merican and international troops was fighting | Taliban and al-Qaeda militants close by in neighborin |
| ut say the strikes have killed several senior | Taliban and al-Qaida militants. |
| -governmental armed groups like Al-Qaeda, the | Taliban and Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT). |
| , for countries to provide names of Al-Qaeda, | Taliban and members of associated groups on their ter |
| arines prevailed, killing the majority of the | Taliban and causing those that remained to flee. |
| ically whenever there was a fight between the | Taliban and the Northern Alliance. |
| doubts about the country's ability to counter | Taliban and al-Qaeda fighters." |
| was being established, fierce battles between | Taliban and Northern Alliance troops were still under |
| One of his brothers was imprisoned by the | Taliban, and Najubullah had to hide and escape arrest |
| Haq and a senior delegation of | Taliban and al Qaeda leaders traveled to Pakistan's t |
| ication of The Third Geneva Convention To The | Taliban and al Qaeda, and the Mistreatment of Prisone |
| Infantry Division was to track down insurgent | Taliban and Al-Qaeda members in the mountainous terra |
| council appointed to help reconcile with the | Taliban and other militant groups. |
| ified as a heavy machine gun operator for the | Taliban and from the Konar Province. |
| e Americans that he had arrested high-ranking | Taliban and got $5,000 for each of us." |
| a vital partner in the war in Afghanistan, as | Taliban and al-Qaida militants populate both countrie |
| o fight in the on-going civil war between the | Taliban and its enemies, and of subsequently leading |
| d in a madrassa for at least a year under the | Taliban, and received terrorist training in Afghanist |
| aissance unmanned aerial vehicles against the | Taliban and Al-Qaeda as part of Operation Enduring Fr |
| This is the area where | Taliban and al Qaida forces were attempting to escape |
| nisms which may have led to Lindh joining the | Taliban and raises the question of whether he may hav |
| ity Pashtun area known for its support of the | Taliban, and was surrounded by Al Qaida training camp |
| traveling to Afghanistan to join forces with | Taliban and al Qaida troops. |
| by American forces after the 2001 fall of the | Taliban, and released, even though American officials |
| of the ISI during the 1980s, meeting with the | Taliban and other militant groups. |
| detainee traveled to Afghanistan to join the | Taliban and to fight against the Northern Alliance. |
| oncerned that after nine years of war ... the | Taliban appear to be as strong as they have been." |
| 20 | Taliban are killed by Pakistani army shelling on hide |
| He writes that the | Taliban are a direct descendant of the nineteenth-cen |
| hat he had been forcibly conscripted into the | Taliban army, at gunpoint. |
| that he did not want to help or enroll in the | Taliban army. |
| to Wali Mirza was forcibly conscripted by the | Taliban, as their regime collapsed, just five days pr |
| To support this thesis, Berman gives the | Taliban as an example of a group that switched from t |
| , 23 Korean aid workers were kidnapped by the | Taliban as their bus was hijacked passing through the |
| The defeat of the | Taliban at Tarin Kowt was an important victory for Ka |
| Haji S says that 'even the | Taliban at the time did not disturb him. |
| He acknowledged interacting with the | Taliban, at roadblocks. |
| 20 August defending his section against heavy | Taliban attack outside Sangin, allowing the section t |
| Taliban attack the Sarposa Prison, freeing up to 1,00 | |
| And | Taliban attacks continue. |
| bases a few miles away that draw most of the | Taliban attacks away from the town. |
| And | Taliban attacks on truck convoys through Pakistan mak |
| forces plus Hazara Shi`ite militias push the | Taliban back to within a few kilometres of Kabul. |
| Harrier air support was called in to beat the | Taliban back. |
| pped for scrap, while the third was used as a | Taliban barracks and communications center. |
| own, to travel to Afghanistan and assist the | Taliban based on the fatwas that were issued. |
| The detainee stayed in a | Taliban bean farm in Kabul. |
| terview on CNN "you're lucky I'm not like the | Taliban, because you would lose more than your head" |
| When the | Taliban began to gain influence in Afghanistan and Pa |
| by late April 2009 government troops and the | Taliban began to clash once again, and in May the gov |
| Taliban blamed for this deadly blast which occurred w | |
| tion troops reported that they captured eight | Taliban bomb-makers and found 20 kg of opium with an |
| One raid targeted a | Taliban bomb-making factory in the Khakrez and Shah W |
| Maulawi Sher Wali is a former | Taliban Border Brigade Commander for Konar Province. |
| The | Taliban bring a degree of calm to parts of Afghanista |
| wo fuel tankers that had been hijacked by the | Taliban but also resulted in the deaths of dozens of |
| s what you get (for the operation against the | Taliban), but we can't give up.' |
| interrogators believed he had helped arm the | Taliban, but that they eventually concluded he was in |
| phone and stated that the kidnappers were not | Taliban but "bandits". |
| till be cached by former mujahedin now turned | Taliban, but it is questionable what kind of conditio |
| ency on September 30 to clear the area of the | Taliban by a lashkar, or local militia. |
| o encouraged local tribes to rise against the | Taliban, by raising lashkars (tribal militias) to fig |
| imately 10 months before he was captured, the | Taliban came to his village and attempted to recruit |
| Frontier Corps to provide logistic support to | Taliban campaigns against the Massoud's forces. |
| The | Taliban can perhaps be admired for their conviction t |
| by the troops trying to save her, and not her | Taliban captors, as initially reported. |
| The | Taliban capture the northern opposition capital of Ma |
| He served in that position until the | Taliban captured Kabul City in September 1996. |
| or a short time in his hometown until several | Taliban captured the detainee and held him until he l |
| When the | Taliban captured Hayratan for a second time in August |
| Rabbani but was driven out of Kabul when the | Taliban captured it in 1996. |
| he Afghan conflict due to an offensive by the | Taliban, causing a threat to international peace and |
| fghanistan on 24 October 2001 and stayed at a | Taliban center in Ferah. |
| r strikes from AC-130 gunships, thwarting the | Taliban charge and forcing the enemy to retreat. |
| detainee used a radio to communicate with the | Taliban Chief of Intelligence. |
| The | Taliban claim to still control neighbouring areas. |
| News agencies are reporting the Pakistani | Taliban claimed responsibility for an early morning s |
| In contrast, the | Taliban claimed that they still control much of Kajak |
| Taliban co-founder Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar leaked | |
| Ghaffar was believed to have been the | Taliban commander for Uruzgan. |
| ing with Baitullah Mehsud, Pakistan's overall | Taliban commander who was killed in a US airstrike tw |
| laimed Mohammed Yusif Yaqub really had been a | Taliban commander all along, who had fooled American |
| king an operation in the area in pursuit of a | Taliban commander named Mullah Siddiq. |
| Mullah Berader is a | Taliban Commander who, along with another senior Tali |
| mmunition into their neighboring towns, while | Taliban commander Mullah Ahmedullah suggested that th |
| the operation was aimed at the Mangal Bagh, a | Taliban commander, and was launched as last resort. |
| retaliation for the killing of Omar Kundi, a | Taliban commander, by special forces in Faisalabad in |
| hammed Yusif Yaqub, was really an unrepentant | Taliban commander, who returned to the battlefield in |
| A senior | Taliban commander, and Al Qaida supporter, in Gardez |
| e reportedly took rockets into the house of a | Taliban Commander. |
| t another captive had claimed he was a senior | Taliban commander. |
| ters" was made in late November by Enqiadi, a | taliban commander. |
| t Scud missiles; and has dinner with a former | Taliban commander. |
| The same day it was revealed that | Taliban commanders from the Quetta Shura early Januar |
| The detainee and two other | Taliban commanders arranged for the surrender of thei |
| Mawlawi Ghulam Dastagir, one of the principal | Taliban commanders in Badghis. |
| e men were transferred across the border to a | Taliban compound near Miranshah in the North Wazirist |
| borne Division mounted an aerial assault on a | Taliban compound. |
| The detainee claimed the | Taliban conscripted him in approximately 1998, took h |
| ented by members of the Barelvi sect whom the | Taliban consider heretics. |
| cy to contribute services to al Qaeda and the | Taliban, conspiracy to possess and discharge firearms |
| he capture of Kabul was a significant blow to | Taliban control of Afghanistan. |
| tack towards Musa Qalah, which had been under | Taliban control for eight months. |
| strict was, for much of the Afghan War, under | Taliban control, until it was taken by ISAF forces in |
| urity of areas of Afghanistan no longer under | Taliban control, particularly Kabul, and protect civi |
| retook several nearby towns previously under | Taliban control. |
| The | Taliban controlled all the other 19 Afghan provinces, |
| hotograph the turban-clad elders for fear the | Taliban could retaliate against them for meeting with |
| The | Taliban denied he had access to any communications. |
| However, the | Taliban denied having any role in the attack. |
| he Guantanamo Files, he was alleged to be the | Taliban district commander, of multiple districts of |
| re warlord Raes Abdul Wahed, described as the | Taliban District Commander. |
| Maulawi Noor Mohammad is the former | Taliban district chief of Deh Bala and a trusted asso |
| ted with Jamiat and closely involved with the | Taliban during the war. |
| ssault Amphibian Battalion return fire on the | Taliban during Operation Moshtarak in Marjeh, Afghani |
| He has knowledge of HIG and | Taliban early warning systems and may have courier in |
| The Soviet War, Islamic State and | Taliban Emirate periods are three very important part |
| ate only on the Soviet War, Islamic State and | Taliban Emirate. |
| n AC-130 Spectre gunship, that suppressed the | Taliban, enabling the Chinook to complete its mission |
| have all lived outside Afghanistan during the | Taliban era, but came back to Afghanistan following t |
| ernational intervention in 2001 to depose the | Taliban, eradication programmes have been carried out |
| 70 individuals) retreated and ran back to the | Taliban facilities when the fighting started. |
| istan and Turkmenistan, as well as the ruling | Taliban faction in Afghanistan, to built the Trans-Af |
| Wazir, a top commander of Hafiz Gul Bahadur's | Taliban faction, was killed in the strike, and in res |
| The Asia Times reported that the | Taliban felt that they could allow outrage over Israe |
| mmed Jangvi (also known as Gul Mohammed) is a | Taliban field commander. |
| The detainee denied being a | Taliban fighter and stated that he did not participat |
| detainee is associated with Al Qaeda and is a | Taliban fighter. |
| ntact number are on a list of 84 al Qaida and | Taliban fighters captured when they crossed the borde |
| atus Review Tribunal, stated he commanded 100 | Taliban fighters along the Afghanistan-Uzbekistan bor |
| ghanistan and then rode in a truck with other | Taliban fighters to a bunker area on the second line, |
| United States led coalition forces kill 80 | Taliban fighters outside Musa Qala in Helmand provinc |
| Observers reported that 180 | Taliban fighters managed to escape the district. |
| ther with the ANA, was engaged at 09:30 by 20 | Taliban fighters near the village of Kakarak. |
| alion, were ambushed by approximately 250-350 | Taliban fighters armed with small arms, rocket-propel |
| During the lull in the fighting, remaining | Taliban fighters attempted to flee into the mountains |
| Just before morning light, | Taliban fighters fired rockets at the Marines, includ |
| 3, coalition forces had detained 13 suspected | Taliban fighters and confiscated more than 170 rocket |
| itness accounts given to the German team, the | Taliban fighters launched themselves at Spann, scrabb |
| The final | Taliban fighters surrendered on the 1st of December. |
| led more than sixty people, most of which the | Taliban fighters claimed were civilians intentionally |
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