For some he is a typical Afghan warlord, for others a war criminal and a man who still has a part to play in governance.
From our ocassional contributor Hamid Hussain a book review of Brian Glyn...
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For some he is a typical Afghan warlord, for others a war criminal and a man who still has a part to play in governance.
From our ocassional contributor Hamid Hussain a book review of Brian Glyn...
A short commentary by Ahmed Rashid via the BBC:http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-34107965
A USMC veteran of Helmand has a short WoTR column on the murder by the Taliban of a 'brother':
Link:http://warontherocks.com/2015/05/an-afghan-death-haji-abdul-manaf-was-my-brother/?singlepage=1
An interesting development, especially as the leader has a particular CV:
Link:http://www.pajhwok.com/en/2015/01/28/taliban-capture-leader-mullah-rauf-45-supporters
This is the second of the five new threads on Afghanistan for 2015 onwards, its focus is Afghan politics (catch all, so includes talking to the Taliban)
There are a number of OEF threads now...