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Estimating total Taliban casualties since 2001 is challenging due to the lack of reliable data and the secrecy surrounding their operations. However, various reports suggest that tens of thousands of Taliban fighters have been killed in combat over the years. Some estimates indicate that the number could be as high as 50,000 or more, though figures can vary widely depending on the source. The ongoing conflict and changing dynamics make it difficult to provide an exact number.
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When did the taliban fell?
2001
When did the Taliban fall from power?
The Taliban gained power in September 1996
When was the Taliban created?
The Taliban (Also Taleban) was a political movement between 1996 until 2001 and was regrouped in 2004.
When did the Taliban attacked New York city?
The Taliban attacked New York city in 2001 9th October.
Who controlled the government of Afghanistan before 2001?
The taliban
Why did the US take military against the Taliban?
the taliban refused to turn over bin laden after sep. 11, 2001
Who was ruling Afghanistan before 2001?
The Taliban.
What is the highest number of casualties in an aircraft crash?
The highest number of casualties in an aircraft crash came in 2001, on the 11th of September. The number of casualties in the aircraft crashes on September 11th, 2001 were 2,974.
What years did the Taliban rule in Afghanistan?
2015-2041
Who was the American Taliban?
John Walker Lindh, referred to as the American Taliban, is an American citizen who was captured in 2001 as an enemy combatant in the US invasion of Afghanistan.
What was the name of the group that took control in Afghanistan from 1996 through 2001?
The Taliban.
What causes the invasion of Afghanistan in 2001?
In 2001, Afghanistan was ruled by the Taliban regime. The Taliban were good friends with al-Qaeda, Osama bin Laden's terrorist organization, and let them hang out in their country. After the 9/11 attacks, the U.S. demanded that the Taliban hand over al-Qaeda's leaders. The Taliban naturally refused, so the U.S. invaded to remove the Taliban from power.
