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• Kabul
  {{Image|Kabul Afghanistan.png|right|350px|Kabul, Afghanistan}} The city of '''Kabul''' is the capital of Afghanistan, and also of Kabul Province.
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• Kabul/Definition
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• Kabul/Related Articles
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• Kabul
  {{Image|Kabul Afghanistan.png|right|350px|Kabul, Afghanistan}} The city of '''Kabul''' is the capital of Afghanistan, and also of Kabul Province.
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• Shomali Plain/Definition
  A plateau north of [[Kabul]] which is mainly agricultural.
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• Shomali Plain
  ...and all-weather means of access to the country's northern provinces. From Kabul, the road runs via [[Charikar]] through [[Parwan Province]], and then into
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• Towr Kham
  [[Image:Kabul, Peshawar, and some cities in Nangarhar, Afghanistan 6.png|thumb|right|300p ...in the [[Khyber Pass]]. Afghanistan's Highway One connects Towr Kham to [[Kabul]]. The Pakistani side of the border is the [[Khyber Pakhtunkhwa]] province.
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• Parwan Province/Definition
  Province of Afghanistan, north of [[Kabul]].
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• Khyber Pass
  ...ul, Peshawar, and some cities in Nangarhar, Afghanistan 6.png|right|350px| Kabul, Peshawar, and some cities in Nangarhar, Afghanistan.}} ...oads in Afghanistan travels through the pass, from the national capital, [[Kabul]], through [[Jalalabad]], the capital of [[Nangarhar Province]], and one of
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• Babur/Definition
  ...[Genghis Khan]] and [[Tamerlane]], he founded the [[Moghul Empire]] from [[Kabul]]; he ruled India in the early 16th Century
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• Jalalabad
  ...bul, Peshawar, and some cities in Nangarhar, Afghanistan 6.png|right|350px|Kabul, Peshawar, and some cities in Nangarhar, Afghanistan.}} ...t lies on one of the country's first paved roads, connecting the capital [[Kabul]] with the border crossing at [[Towr Kham]] and, ultimately, [[Peshawar]] i
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• Nangarhar Province/Definition
  ...Afghanistan which borders Pakistan; its major internal boundaries are with Kabul Province on its west, Laghman and Kunar Provinces to the north; the capital
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• Parwan Province
  ...is [[Charikar]]. The Salang Tunnel provides the only year-round route from Kabul to the northern provinces and thence to Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Turkmen
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• Mazar-e-Sharif
  ...vince]]. It is in the north of the country, about 500 miles northwest of [[Kabul]].
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• Gardez
  ...Afghanistan. Its location is a mountainous region some 60 miles south of [[Kabul]] and 50 miles west of the border with Pakistan.
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• Shomali Plain/Related Articles
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• Nangarhar Province
  ...the country's Highway One from the Pakistan border through Jalalabad to [[Kabul]].
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• Uruzgan Province
  ...provinces on the Pakistani border and approximately 230 km southwest of [[Kabul]]. Its capital is Tarin Kowt and it has five districts. The population, mos
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• Northern Alliance
  ...the capital. In general, it followed this plan, although it did move into Kabul on its own.
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• Afghanistan/Related Articles
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• Lodhi dynasty/Related Articles
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• Genghis Khan/Related Articles
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• Peshawar
  [[Image:Kabul, Peshawar, and some cities in Nangarhar, Afghanistan 6.png|thumb|right|300p
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• Islamic Party of Afghanistan
  ...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
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• International Security Assistance Force
  ...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.
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• Ismail Khan
  ...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>
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• Afghanistan
  ...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
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• Eurocorps
  ...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
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• Karl Eikenberry
  ...S. Security Coordinator and Chief of the Office of Military Cooperation in Kabul, Afghanistan; Army and Defense Attache to China; Senior Country Director fo
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• Ryan Crocker
  ...as U.S. Ambassador to Syria|Syria(1998-2001), reopened the U.S. Embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan in January 2002. He was U.S. Ambassador to Kuwait|Kuwait (1994
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• Lodhi dynasty
  ...s of the [[Delhi sultanate|sultanate]] to invite [[Babur]], the ruler of [[Kabul]], to overthrow the Lodhi dynasty.
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• John Mulholland
  ...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
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• Kenneth Wollack
  Immediately after the 2009 Afghanistan presidential election, he said, in Kabul, that while the elections appeared to have been conducted in accordance wit
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• Morton Abramowitz/External Links
  *"A View From Kabul," Morton Abramowitz, [[National Interest (magazine)|The National Interest]]
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• Afghanistan War (2001-2021)
  ...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
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• English spellings/Catalogs/K
  '''[[Kabul|Kàbul]]''' *Kàbl, though some say Kabùl
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• Ayman al-Zawahiri
  | title = Al-Qaeda Drone Strike Afghanistan: U.S. Drone Strike in Kabul Kills Top Qaeda Leader, Ayman al-Zawahri
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• Daniel Menard
  ...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
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• Wakil Muttawakil
  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==
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• U.S. policy towards Afghanistan
  ...e to mitigate the inevitable humanitarian disaster that will come when the Kabul government falls to the Taliban — which, in the absence of reform, it eve ...tion expected to strengthen the political credibility of the government in Kabul. The voting did justify a runoff between Karzai and Abdullah Abdullah, but
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• Yousef Raza Gilani
  ...after the PPP's government was overthrown, the Taliban immediately seized Kabul. They invited Al-Qaeda into Afghanistan to raise, recruit and train disaffe
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• Afghanistan War (1978–1992)
  ...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
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• Pashtun people
  ...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
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• Protests against the Iraq War
  ...n in Afghanistan in light of the most recent developments, particularly in Kabul...Condemning the Taliban for allowing Afghanistan to be used as a base for
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• Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan
  ...the [[Taliban]] in 1998, and they announced the formation of the IMU from Kabul. Yuldeshev met [[Osama bin Laden]], who recognized the Uzbek as a means to
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• Taliban
  ...rough Kandahar in south Afghanistan rather than the route from Peshawar to Kabul to Mazar-e-Sharif in the north. <ref name=Rashid2000>{{citation ...ed, on March 6, 1995, against Hazara Shia leader Abdul Ali Mazari in south Kabul. Mazari made a temporary alliance with the Taliban, but died in Taliban cu
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• L. Paul Bremer
  His first assignment was as a general-duties officer in Kabul in 1967. He was also assigned in Blantyre, Malawi as Economic and Commercia
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• Indian cobra
  ...as been recorded in Drosh, in the Chitral Valley, it may also occur in the Kabul River Valley in extreme eastern Afghanistan.<ref name= W&A04/><ref name= Na
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• V-22 Osprey
  ...he mission has been long and maybe I do not have enough gas to get back to Kabul, I could meet a tanker pretty easily and refuel and make it – which is th
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• Country/Catalogs
  <td>Afghanistan</td><td>[[Kabul]]</td><td>[[Afghani]]</td>
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• Origins and architecture of the Taj Mahal
  ...father at the age of 16 when he built his own quarters within [[Babur]]'s Kabul fort and redesigned several buildings within Agra fort.<ref name="A171">Ash ...[[Iwan]] is employed as an entrance. The [[Bagh-e Babur|Tomb of Babur]] in Kabul is a much more modest affair where a simple cenotaph, exposed to the sky, i
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• Foreign internal defense operations
  ...policy development and independent media." ACS put its headquarters not in Kabul, the national capital, but in Kandahar, the Taliban stronghold when they we
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• Al-Qaeda
  ...ivated by martyrdom, participated in the Afghan civil war until 1992, when Kabul fell to the Taliban. <ref name=Drinkwine>{{citation
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• U.S. intelligence and transnational crime and drugs
  | title = The Money Exchange Dealers of Kabul: A Study of the Hawala System in Afghanistan
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