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Why Did The Americans help Mujahedeen?
Because the USA funded the Mujahedeen
When was Mujahedeen KOMPAK created?
Mujahedeen KOMPAK was created in 1988.
Who are the tailban?
the Taliban was one of the mujahedeen factations
Who were the rebels that the US and others supported in their fights against the USSR?
Mujahedeen
Why did the US support the mujahedeen in Afghanistan during the 1980s?
To help them defeat a Soviet invasion
Why did the US support the mujahedeen in Afghanistan during the 1980s?
To help them defeat a Soviet invasion
What did Muhammad create to defend his Islamic government?
The Mujahedeen. By Mujahedeen it means those people who strive to be righteous, obedient to Islam teachings, peaceful, tolerant, and maintaining human rights. Those who struggle to help others, to afford their families and communities. Those who condemns racism and discrimination.
What is the meaning of bilbis?
Ghayas Bilbis was a one of the mujahedeen of Sultan Salah Uddin Ayyubi and he was key person of his team.
What do the links on Osama Bin Laden's cell phone to militant group Harakat-ul-Mujahedeen and Pakistani intelligence mean for future terrorism?
it will goup ,asthe Americans reckoin that osamasghost is teamingupwith china .. oraginast and usinggodzilla...
Why did the United states support the mujahedeen in Afghanistan during the S's?
The United States supported the mujahedeen in Afghanistan during the 1980s primarily to counter the Soviet invasion and influence in the region. This support was part of a broader strategy to contain communism during the Cold War. By providing financial aid, weapons, and training to the mujahedeen, the U.S. aimed to destabilize the Soviet Union and promote a pro-Western stance in Afghanistan. This covert operation was facilitated through the CIA and aligned with U.S. interests in limiting Soviet power.
What kind of horse did Sylvester Stallone ride in Rambo III?
Sylvester Stallone's character, John Rambo, rides a black Andalusian stallion while playing a game of Buzkashi with members of the mujahedeen.
What were the similarities between Vietnam war and mujahedeen war?
Is the "Mujahedeen" a nation? Or a country? Do they have a government in which to negotiate with? What's their national flag look like? Do they have an Air Force, or a Navy? What kind of jets does their Air Force fly? What's the name of one of their Admirals of their navy? If none of these questions can be answered, then theres no comparison to any wars fought by the United States...other than possibly the Philippine Insurrection in 1900, or maybe the Boxer Rebellion in 1900, or Santo Domingo in 1965, or possibly chasing Poncho Villa deep into Mexico in 1916 after he raided the state of New Mexico and killed some US Cavalrymen. Wars are fought between nations. No nation? Then it's a police action (a law enforcement function=restoring law, order, and stability).
