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| tallion helicopters airlifted soldiers behind | Taliban lines in the townh. |
| ountry would be invited, including those with | Taliban links. |
| On October 6, the | Taliban made an offer to release Mercer and Curry, if |
| Meanwhile, the | Taliban managed to nearly eradicate the majority of t |
| While he was there, the | Taliban marshaled a force of 500 men to retake Tarin |
| the more fascinating allegations is that the | Taliban may have used portable heat-seeking missiles |
| "confirming his status as a | Taliban member in good standing." |
| The detainee stated he had met | Taliban member Abdul Wahid once a long time ago brief |
| is an Afghan citizen who stated that he was a | Taliban member. |
| says high level talks between Afghanistan and | Taliban members are not taking place. |
| es would not object the construction, Afghani | Taliban members and local warlords embody a peril of |
| Some people believe that | Taliban members have gone into hiding in the province |
| lities from ISAF to Afghan forces and to lure | Taliban members to renounce violence. |
| Al Qaida and | Taliban members used Iriyana Airlines to travel to di |
| g this type of equipment in the possession of | Taliban members. |
| he Nangarhar intelligence department and "all | Taliban members." |
| The Military of Pakistan kill more than 50 | Taliban militants while capturing Daggar, Buner Valle |
| ncident happened after ground troops battling | Taliban militants requested air support. |
| ent activity, and while in 2007 the number of | Taliban militants was estimated at 200, by 2008 it ha |
| The attack was preceded by a row between | Taliban militants and local Shia tribesmen. |
| kistan's decision to strike a peace deal with | Taliban militants earlier, which effectively ceded co |
| June 18, 2008, when NATO-led forces attacked | Taliban militants in response to Taliban attacks in A |
| In March 2009 | Taliban militants had bombed the shrine of Sufi poet |
| children were killed, and in the other seven | Taliban militants died. |
| Taliban militants frequently make false claims | |
| ned, and told officials they were looking for | Taliban militants and crossed into Iran by accident. |
| purported meetings between ISIS officers and | Taliban militants where attacks are planned. |
| aky Pakistan's coalition government to tackle | Taliban militants exacerbates concern about the count |
| s into Pakistan while in pursuit of suspected | Taliban militants fleeing across the border. |
| June 10, Afghan troops, coalition forces and | Taliban militants clashed near the border with Pakist |
| hed various military operations to defeat the | Taliban militants, but had to bow down to political p |
| NATO air strikes killed at least 51 suspected | Taliban militants. |
| ghan President Hamid Karzai to reconcile with | Taliban militants. |
| f beginning a process to negotiate peace with | Taliban militants. |
| The Detainee stated he worked for the | Taliban military delivering bread from a bakery to th |
| Status Review Tribunal, said he worked for a | Taliban militia. |
| amed him as a member of an especially vicious | Taliban militia. |
| Taliban militiamen from neighbouring districts have s | |
| Taliban militiamen are active in the area. | |
| bodies of Iranian diplomats killed by Afghan | Taliban militiamen are flown back to Tehran. |
| The detainee stayed at a | Taliban mosque in Chaman, Pakistan, for two months. |
| Taliban moved its well-armed fighters near the hijack | |
| Berman attributes the birth of the | Taliban movement to a phenomenon that long preceded t |
| The detainee may have associated with the | Taliban near Khowst, Afghanistan. |
| President Karzai offered peace to the | Taliban nine years to the day after U.S.-led forces b |
| hat it has been credited with influencing the | Taliban not to press ahead with plans to outlaw radio |
| The detainee would then go to the | Taliban office and forward the supplies to Afghanista |
| The detainee relied heavily on the local | Taliban office for storage space and access to office |
| The detainee traveled from Yemen to a | Taliban office in Quetta, Pakistan and then to the Sc |
| sed were sent directly from the vendor to the | Taliban office for storage. |
| n Herat, Afghanistan, the detainee met with a | Taliban officer who sent him to Kandahar to meet a de |
| Khirullah Said Wali Khairkhwa is a | Taliban official and former governor of Herat, he is |
| A senior U.S. diplomat told a top | Taliban official in Islamabad, Pakistan that the mili |
| Tehrik-e-Taliban - A senior | Taliban official was quoted as saying, "We are holdin |
| Taliban official Hakeemullah Mehsud is selected as th | |
| BBC called his capture the first of a senior | Taliban official, and said he had been "...the border |
| He knew he had been a | Taliban official, prior to the Taliban's collapse, bu |
| Taliban officials said they found evidence of prosely | |
| He said peace talks could take place with | Taliban officials not part of a terrorist network or |
| viding money, computer equipment and women to | Taliban officials in Afghanistan. |
| ing in May 2002, led by an Iranian and senior | Taliban officials in Helmand Province, to discuss mil |
| The council includes former | Taliban officials as well as past Afghan presidents, |
| r others injured in a terrorist attack by the | Taliban on 5 June 2008. |
| The | Taliban on Sunday announced plans to disrupt Afghanis |
| roops were injured, and three days later, the | Taliban once again tried to storm the base, but were |
| August 2009 during combat operations with the | Taliban, one of which was brought down by enemy fire, |
| assumed control of | Taliban operations in Southern Afghanistan after his |
| ised a plan to travel to Pakistan to join the | Taliban or similar fighting groups. |
| afety of country's nuclear assets that may be | Taliban or al-Qaeda's next target. |
| that he was never recruited to fight with the | Taliban or al Qaida and has never heard of a fatwa is |
| t, and never had been, a member of either the | Taliban or al-Qaida. |
| hile others went to Afghanistan to fight with | Taliban or al Qaida forces. |
| The detainee is associated with the | Taliban or associated with al Qaida |
| The detainee denied any involvement with the | Taliban or al Qaida. |
| wanted to train in firearms and then join the | Taliban or go to Chechnya. |
| e accepted training that was sponsored by the | Taliban, or Al Qaeda. |
| The detainee is associated with the | Taliban or al Qaida. |
| ainee claimed to have had no contact with the | Taliban or al Qaida and denied membership in either o |
| ndividual who was part of, or supporting, the | Taliban, or al-Qaeda forces, or associated forces tha |
| s over the past year have been carried out by | Taliban or Punjabi militant groups, or, as in the arm |
| r terrorist or ‘jihadi' movements such as the | Taliban or Al Qaeda.” |
| cil tightened sanctions against Al-Qaeda, the | Taliban, Osama bin Laden and associated individuals a |
| vement of Uzbekistan and received substantial | Taliban patronage, allowed to operate freely in North |
| The campaign significantly weakened the | Taliban, paving the way for offensives by the Norther |
| ard at the Qandahar airport for 39 high-level | Taliban personnel. |
| Predator aircraft which targeted al Qaeda and | Taliban personnel. |
| In preparation for the Marine offensive the | Taliban planted thousands of homemade bombs and dug i |
| A German engineer kidnapped by the | Taliban pleads for help on Afghan television. |
| e is even an allegation of ISI collusion in a | Taliban plot to assassinate Afghan President Hamid Ka |
| Taliban police in a pickup truck patrolling a street | |
| icial correspondence in his position with the | Taliban police. |
| The first attack on | Taliban positions started on the morning of July 19. |
| secure Kandahar's outskirts after a rumor of | Taliban preparations to launch an assault on the city |
| The detainee spent ten (10) months with the | Taliban prior to being captured. |
| Rouzi was also present during the transfer of | Taliban prisoners to Sheberghan in which thousands we |
| information: American prisoners who were also | Taliban prisoners |
| Al-Harith was one of nine former | Taliban prisoners the Associated Press pointed out ha |
| Turkistani was one of nine former | Taliban prisoners the Associated Press pointed out ha |
| c, see American prisoners who were previously | Taliban prisoners. |
| fter more than three months of confinement in | Taliban prisons they were freed from their cells Nove |
| The Detainee resided in | Taliban provided housing and worked as a cook in a Ta |
| still shouldn't be on campus", from which the | Taliban quote below was taken, attracted over 1000 re |
| In | Taliban, Rashid claims he coined the term "New Great |
| After the | Taliban re-buried Babrak Karmal, some of his comrades |
| But then the | Taliban, realizing that US forces were now very close |
| ed States should share the blame for allowing | Taliban rebels and al-Qaida leaders from Afghanistan |
| Abdul Salem, a possible al Qaida or | Taliban recruiter and travel facilitator, provided th |
| As a further example, the | Taliban regime was also heavily criticised for the mu |
| fter being forbidden for so many years by the | Taliban regime to attend school, are eager to return |
| tely, the new war conducted by US against the | Taliban regime has interrupted the program started by |
| HMS Illustrious during operations against the | Taliban regime in Afghanistan in 2001 and as captain |
| fghan refugees escaped the persecution of the | Taliban regime by hiding in caves in the Bamiyan vall |
| When the | Taliban regime fell in December 2001, Dadullah escape |
| d the subsequent military actions against the | Taliban regime in Afghanistan. |
| anctioned invasion of Afghanistan to oust the | Taliban regime in October 2001. |
| d been accused of being members of the former | Taliban regime, but both said they were innocent. |
| In December 2001, after the fall of the | Taliban regime, President Hamid Karzai named him amba |
| The group was an opponent of the | Taliban regime, prior to their ouster by the United S |
| ved later as Deputy Education Minister in the | Taliban regime. |
| , Afghanistan on August 3, 2001 by the ruling | Taliban regime. |
| ruins that remain due to years of rule by the | Taliban Regime. |
| The detainee approached a | Taliban representative and requested to join the Tali |
| by the local residents, who complain that the | Taliban returned as soon as NATO and ANA troops had l |
| The detainee was a member of a | Taliban rifle squad equipped with AK-47s. |
| nned from Olympic competition in 1999, during | Taliban rule, but was reinstated in 2002. |
| Afghanistan's | Taliban rulers condemned the attacks and also vehemen |
| aloof", and said that he was glad to see the | Taliban ruling Afghanistan, quoting statistics that s |
| The detainee stayed at a known | Taliban safe house near Kabul, Afghanistan for a peri |
| He was reported to have been captured in a | Taliban safe house in Jalalabad, based on a tip he wa |
| The detainee stayed at two | Taliban safehouses during his travel to Afghanistan. |
| The detainee stayed at several | Taliban safehouses. |
| Maulvi Omar, a spokesman for the Pakistani | Taliban, said his group the Tehrik-e-Taliban had carr |
| The Pakistan-based | Taliban said it had attacked Afghan troops with 60 to |
| s" not already identified by its Al-Qaeda and | Taliban sanctions committee. |
| id "there's a large number of things that the | Taliban say and stand for which none of us in the Wes |
| r as a candidate to replace recently captured | Taliban second in command Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, |
| O says Afghan and coalition forces captured a | Taliban senior leader Saturday who was a bomb expert. |
| s headed for failure, and that talks with the | Taliban should be prioritised. |
| ted he was not a soldier or a fighter for the | Taliban, since that was not the Fatwah he answered. |
| ighbor falsely alleged he was a member of the | Taliban so he could be paid a bounty. |
| over the Arghandab River, the gateway to the | Taliban spiritual center of Kandahar. |
| Taliban spokesman Qari Yousef Ahmadi phoned the media | |
| Zabiullah Mujahid, a | Taliban spokesman in the eastern part of the county, |
| "A | Taliban spokesman calling himself Qari Yousuf Ahmadi |
| A | Taliban spokesman declined to talk in detail about Ka |
| Zabiullah Mujahid, a regular | Taliban spokesman, confirmed that the Taliban was res |
| A captured | Taliban spokesman, Muhammad Hanif, told Afghan author |
| According to a local | Taliban spokesman, the meeting was targeted as it was |
| A | Taliban spokesman, Zabihullah Mujahid, told reporters |
| Taliban spokesperson Maulvi Umar claimed to have kill | |
| Taliban spokesperson, Zabihullah Mujahid, has stated | |
| The resolution demanded that the | Taliban stopped fighting, conclude a ceasefire and re |
| city of Kunduz, which was the last remaining | Taliban stronghold in northern Afghanistan. |
| s based at Rhino then moved up to capture the | Taliban stronghold of Kandahar International Airport |
| The main goal of the operation was to disrupt | Taliban supply and communications lines in the strate |
| The detainee denies being an al Qaida and/or | Taliban supporter. |
| pecial forces to rent the former residence of | Taliban supreme leader Mullah Omar. |
| After the | Taliban surrender, there were reports of looting by N |
| kistan confirmed on February 17, 2010, that a | Taliban suspect captured earlier in February is Mulla |
| erviewed by telephone because he feared local | Taliban sympathizers learning he had met with a forei |
| I'm not sure that the | Taliban take him seriously, I'm not sure he can deliv |
| Prior to the | Taliban takeover of the area, there were 400-500 male |
| withdrew from Afghanistan at the time of the | Taliban takeover. |
| anned aerial vehicle strikes against presumed | Taliban targets, killing hundreds of militants and ci |
| ani government release on the total number of | Taliban that were killed since 2009. |
| ommander Samoud", was not associated with the | Taliban, that he was a simple criminal, who terrorize |
| In years following the fall of the | Taliban the area has been particularly affected by dr |
| Angry tribesmen clashed with the | Taliban the day before and destroyed the homes of mil |
| Taliban: The Power of Militant Islam in Afghanistan a | |
| there was confusion over this claim since the | Taliban themselves said that Muhammad was missing. |
| e detainee admitted he was conscripted by the | Taliban, then traveled with them from Khost, AF to Ko |
| Following the collapse of the | Taliban, these villages faced harassment from a Hazar |
| t that someone looked like they were with the | Taliban, they would take him outside and beat him wit |
| from across the country, including some with | Taliban ties, were to be invited. |
| The | Taliban tighten regulations in Kabul, punishing over |
| hanistan would be paying off warlords and the | Taliban to ensure safe passage. |
| here was enough evidence he had supported the | Taliban to confirm his designation as an "enemy comba |
| revived which led Norfolk's so called 'Turnip | Taliban' to insist her candidature should be terminat |
| i Arabia to enlist their help in bringing the | Taliban to the negotiating table, and ending the Tali |
| most intensive combat operations against the | Taliban took place. |
| In 1996, when the | Taliban took the city, they promptly seized and murde |
| eld various government posts, both before the | Taliban took over Afghanistan, including a police off |
| After the | Taliban took charge in Kabul, Afghanistan in 1994, Co |
| The detainee received | Taliban training at a compound and learned how to use |
| ke in Kurram Valley kills 30, reportedly at a | Taliban training camp for fighters preparing to comba |
| ed Kalishnikov, PK, and grenade training at a | Taliban training camp in Talukan, Afghanistan. |
| the Kalishnikov rifle and PK machine gun at a | Taliban training camp. |
| sonnel carrier when they came under attack by | Taliban troops with machine guns and a rocket-propell |
| He also said eight | Taliban troops died in the clash. |
| ighting rages outside Mazari Sharif after the | Taliban try again to take the city. |
| take Afghanistan back to the dark days of the | Taliban tyranny which scarred the country for so long |
| He so said that the | Taliban was also destabilizing the adjacent country P |
| In 2003, Reinventing the | Taliban was awarded the Special Jury Award at the BAN |
| e statue of the king was destroyed during the | Taliban wave of iconoclasm in February-March 2001, bu |
| government "propaganda" because if that many | Taliban were really being killed why is there still s |
| The | Taliban were reluctant to give up the area, and after |
| Massacres of civilians by the | Taliban were reported by Human Rights groups. |
| he early hours of Friday 29 May 2009 when the | Taliban were attacked as the Afghan Security Forces a |
| Both the Haqqani network and the Afghan | Taliban were against the execution. |
| In 2005, a group of twenty | Taliban were captured by a joint US-Afghan in their a |
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