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Video showing the Taliban’s commando force fully armed with American gear talking about how, after a week of fighting with Juma Khan Fateh, he surrendered. They say, they were deployed to Nusay district of Badakhshan from Balkh province. Some of their names are: — Bilal Haqjo — Ahmad Munir... show more

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