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...as third-tier leadership figures, linked to Nangarhar Province, where the Kabul government has more influence than on the borders. None were known to be cl ...had several members who, while breaking with Hekmatyar, did not go to the Kabul meeting. They include Homayun Jarir and Abdul Sardar Farid, who are thought

...ns can operate in a secure environment.” The original scope was limited to Kabul, the capital, but is now nationwide. Besides bases, it covers Kabul and fourteen districts of Kabul Province.

...'''Pul-e-Charkhi prison''' is a prison in Afghanistan in the vicinity of [[Kabul]].<ref name=NYTimes20080107> | title=Kabul's prison of death

...nce forces (coming from the North, with a mountain range to cross) reached Kabul. ...revenues are collected every month -- little, if any, of which is sent to Kabul[4].<ref name = Johnson /></blockquote>

...ublic of Afghanistan''' is a country in [[Central Asia]]. Its capital is [[Kabul]]. Afghanistan is completely landlocked, sharing borders with six other co ...r merged, typically to create a better ethnic balance. [[Kabul]], sited in Kabul Province, is the national capital. There are several formal or informal reg

...05, approximately 450 Eurocorps soldiers formed the core of the ISAF HQ in Kabul, with a major responsibility within this integrating step of the reconstruc

...s of the [[Delhi sultanate|sultanate]] to invite [[Babur]], the ruler of [[Kabul]], to overthrow the Lodhi dynasty.

...ai's unit establishing his credibility in the pursuit of the Taliban after Kabul fell. They were present at the Battle of Tora Bora, although there was some

Immediately after the 2009 Afghanistan presidential election, he said, in Kabul, that while the elections appeared to have been conducted in accordance wit

*"A View From Kabul," Morton Abramowitz, [[National Interest (magazine)|The National Interest]]

...ai's unit establishing his credibility in the pursuit of the Taliban after Kabul fell. They were present at the Battle of Tora Bora, although there was some ...e of the Taliban in the north. Fahim argued that he wanted to move to take Kabul first. Bertsen saw Fahim's argument as political; Franks restated his plan

'''[[Kabul|Kàbul]]''' *Kàbl, though some say Kabùl

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...ote = But now reports suggest that Menard has been held in a jail in Kabul for nearly three weeks over an administrative issue concerning his firm’s

Muttawakil told the aide, to go to the Kabul offices of UNSMA, the political wing of the UN. "These officials heard him ==Move to Kabul==

...after the PPP's government was overthrown, the Taliban immediately seized Kabul. They invited Al-Qaeda into Afghanistan to raise, recruit and train disaffe

...and the United States, were about to seize power. The Communist regime in Kabul had no popular support; its 100,000–man army had fallen apart and was wor ..."We cannot surrender Afghanistan to the enemy". Despite urgent calls from Kabul, the Kremlin hesitated. But factions within the Afghan People's Democratic

...h two goals in mind, firstly, to move his Pashtun enemies as far away from Kabul as possible, and secondly, to break-up and displace the other major ethnic

...asia/17afghan.html?ref=asia Freed From Guantánamo Bay, 7 Afghans Arrive in Kabul], ''[[New York Times]]'', December 17 2006</ref><ref name=Iht061217>