warlord

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• Experts said armed resistance to the Taliban over the coming months is possible, too, particularly given the weaponry that warlords and their militias have, depending on how the Taliban proceed.

• Additionally, the Taliban were able to get this far through cutting deals with warlords — a lesson they learned from their failures in 2001.

• The various mujahideen factions turned on one another, sparking a civil war between warlords that lasted until the Taliban seized Kabul in 1996.

• We also cannot allow the old warlords, looters and strongmen that people are fed up with to come back in the name of inclusiveness and a representative government.

• In years past, the bedrock of the party’s narrative was rescuing China from the “century of humiliation” wrought by warlords and colonial powers.

• Dostum is a warlord par excellence and a classic product of Afghan politics, which is both local and volatile.

• He was a Burmese national—resistance fighter, drug smuggler, kidnapper, warlord.

• Adventurer journalist Robert Young Pelton is crowdfunding a trip to find African warlord Joseph Kony.

• Pelton says he has been tracking the warlord through his many personal contacts on the ground since 1993.

• Indeed, in April of this year, the United States offered a reward of $5 million a head for the warlord and some of his top aides.

• You deny any knowledge of the Warlord battleship that is being built from these modified plans.

• Be that as it may, however, the important thing is that Miotis was the name of this , whatever one may feel about his name.