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The Northern Alliance consisted primarily of Uzbek and Tajik tribesman from Northern Afghanistan (areas bordering Uzbekistan and Tajikistan). The Taliban, in contrast, are primarily Pashtun tribesman from central and southern Afghanistan. It is important to remember that in this region of the world TRIBAL identity is far more important than National identity. This difference from Western ideas of National identity puts a different perspective on conflicts in this region (as well as similar conflicts in Africa and Asia). When examined from a tribal perspective the conflict in Afghanistan becomes less about the Taliban vs. the nation of Afghanistan, and more about a Pashtun civil war.
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Did he northern alliance supported the Taliban movement in the latter's bid to restore Afghan independence?
No
Following the 911 attacks on America a us allied and antitaliban northern alliance toppled the taliban and began the process of?
Politiacl reconstruction
Who are the opposing sides in the Afghanistan war?
1) The Taliban, a radical regime which quickly seized power in Afghanistan following the end of the Soviet-Afghan War, and 2) the Northern Alliance which was supported by the US and controlled the northern part of Afghanistan.
How did the rule of the Taliban end?
The US military armed the Northern Alliance and assorted warlords, supported them with arms and reconnaissance so they were able to kick the Taliban out of power and caused many of them to flee into Pakistan.
The northern farmers alliance wanted a mational alliance to inclide?
African American members
Anti-taliban northern alliance toppled the taliban and began the process of?
poltical reconstruction
Did he northern alliance supported the Taliban movement in the latter's bid to restore Afghan independence?
No
Following the 911 attacks on America a US allied and anti-taliban northern alliance toppled the Taliban and began the process of?
Political reconstruction
What side did US support in Afghanistan?
At the start of the war, the U.S. supported the Northern Alliance, who were a group of rebels opposed to the Taliban government. Once the Taliban were overthrown, the Northern Alliance became Afghanistan's new government and so now the U.S. is backing it against Taliban rebels trying to take over again.
The Northern Alliance supported the Taliban movement in the latters bid to restore Afghan independence?
false
Which alliance fought against the Taliban?
There is no coherent group of people who oppose the Taliban. Between 1991-2003, all of those various groups of warlords, tribal leaders, and strongmen who opposed the Taliban formed the Northern Alliance. However, they hated each other only marginally less than they hated the Taliban. It is likely that had they defeated the Taliban without foreign intervention that their government would have fragmented into immediate civil war.
Following the 911 attacks on America a us allied and antitaliban northern alliance toppled the taliban and began the process of?
Politiacl reconstruction
What is a pakool?
Pakool is a hat worn by men in Afganistan, made famous by "Masoud" the leader of the Northern Alliance ,who helped NATO overthrow the Taliban in 2001
Who was the Afghan Northern Alliance was led by?
The Afghan Northern Alliance, also known as the United Front, was primarily led by Ahmad Shah Masood, a prominent military and political leader. Following his assassination in September 2001, leadership transitioned to figures like Burhanuddin Rabbani and other commanders within the alliance. The Northern Alliance played a crucial role in opposing the Taliban regime and was instrumental in the fight against it during the early 2000s.
When did the taliban come into power?
From 1990 to 2001, but they did not control all of the country for the entire time. The US-backed Northern Alliance (aka the United Front in Afghanistan) already controlled a very large area of the northern part of Afghanistan before the Taliban was finally removed removed from power.
What is the name of the anti-Taliban movement in Afghanistan?
There is no coherent group of people who oppose the Taliban. Between 1991-2003, all of those various groups of warlords, tribal leaders, and strongmen who opposed the Taliban formed the Northern Alliance. However, they hated each other only marginally less than they hated the Taliban. It is likely that had they defeated the Taliban without foreign intervention that their government would have fragmented into immediate civil war.
Who are the opposing sides in the Afghanistan war?
1) The Taliban, a radical regime which quickly seized power in Afghanistan following the end of the Soviet-Afghan War, and 2) the Northern Alliance which was supported by the US and controlled the northern part of Afghanistan.
