
Soviet -Afghan War Samurai 1980
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Historical data collection & Analysis of Soviet - Afghan war & terror groups in AfPk region. Book on Secret History of Afghan Jihad forthcoming.
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Late ISI KP Chief Asad Munir: “Following the Afghan Taliban's victory, the Pakistani Taliban will continue fighting and focus more on Pakistan to establish their own government. Both TTP/TTA will not disarm, even after the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan”
Soviet -Afghan War Samurai 198059,966 views • 29 days ago

Mushahid Hussain Syed is a prominent Pakistani politician: “The biggest benefit Pakistan gained from the Afghan Jihad was the development of its nuclear weapons. In the 1980s, we trained 100,000 Afghans & 20,000 Arabs, including figures like Osama &Zawahir”. 1/2
Soviet -Afghan War Samurai 198036,434 views • 29 days ago

1991: Hekmatyar’s an interesting speech in Peshawar, revealing that President Najibullah was willing to step down in favor of King Zahir Shah for interim gov under UN. Even Pakistani gov wanted Hekmatyar to accept and support this, but he refused
Soviet -Afghan War Samurai 198011,194 views • 24 days ago

1991: Hekmatyar: “I was told by Pakistani officials that President Najibullah is prepared to resign for King Zahir Shah for an interim government till new election. I told them I will not accept King Zahir because foreigners are supporting him”.
Soviet -Afghan War Samurai 198051,756 views • 9 months ago

1996: Mullah Omar’s speech in Kandahar described how the Taliban movement was created with 53 people. Key players included Haji Bashir Noorzai, who helped him with trucks and guns, and “angels with soft hands,” who also assisted the Taliban in Kandahar. What are your thoughts?
Soviet -Afghan War Samurai 198015,944 views • 7 months ago

1998-1999: IMU leader Takhir Uldash speaking in his base in Northern Afghanistan in presence of Al Qaeda deputy Zawahiri and Abu Hafs from Egypt. Under Taliban before 9/11 Al Qaeda and other terrorist groups had full support and protection from Afghan Taliban of Mullah Omar.
Soviet -Afghan War Samurai 198020,154 views • 10 months ago

1988: Dr. Azzam, when he arrived in Afghanistan and met Masood, was surprised to see the organized and disciplined Afghan Mujahideen under his command. After this trip, Azzam rejected all propaganda and false accusations against Masood in Peshawar by HIG and Arab groups.
Soviet -Afghan War Samurai 198013,362 views • 5 months ago

1996: Masood, despite limited resources, a shattered economy,& outdated weapons from the 1980s, did his best to defend the capital city against the Taliban. In contrast, Karzai, Ghani, Abdullah, Mohammadi, and Mohib, despite having far greater resources, failed to resist.
Soviet -Afghan War Samurai 198010,568 views • 8 months ago
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