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What was the tailban?

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∙ 10y ago
Updated: 9/24/2023

The Taliban is a terrorist group that was responsible for the 911 attacks.

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What is tailban?

they are mad like Cosima


Who are the tailban?

the Taliban was one of the mujahedeen factations


Who is the leader of the tailban?

it was osama bin laden but now he is dead


How does malala yousafzai describe the growing tailban in her region And what rules did they impose?

Malala Yousafzai describes the growing Taliban presence in her region with resentment.


Can someone working for the department of defense as a police investigator be embedded within the tailban or al queda and make 200000 a year?

Short answer, not honestly. First of all, someone from the US undercover with an enemy force wouldn't come from the DoD, and certainly not a police investigator. Sounds like something for the CIA, if at all - and then under profoundly deep cover.


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