Abdul Jabar

...how many were Afghans, or whether any of them had been killed. The chief of police in Badghis province in western Afghanistan, Abdul Jabar, said NATO aircraft had struck their own troops during the search and that several Americans had...

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...on Friday. The force gave no further details about the incident. The chief of police in Badghis province in western Afghanistan, Abdul Jabar, said NATO aircraft had struck their own troops who were searching for the two missing soldiers.

In this article: Taliban, United States, NATO, Afghanistan, and U.S. Navy

...wounded," but did provide any figures. Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid took responsibility for the attack and said Abdul Jabar, one of the group's fighters, targeted the spy chief while he and several others were leaving a mosque.

In this article: Suicide, Taliban, Hamid Karzai, Afghanistan, and Taliban insurgents

...forces. </p><p>The policemen were killed when their vehicle hit a buried bomb in Kandahar's Arghandab district late Thursday, said Abdul Jabar, the district chief. </p><p>Another blast Friday in Kandahar's Zhari district killed an Afghan...

In this article: Afghanistan, NATO, Hamid Karzai, Taliban insurgents, Zabul, Taliban, British troops, U.S., and Kandahar

...memo was prepared for Ahmed Mohamed's first annualAdministrative Review Board, on 21 June 2005. The detainee was identified as Abdul Jabar , an al Qaida member with the Islamic Movement of Turkistan (IMT). Abdul Jabhar was identified...

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...with impunity and dispense justice based on their own interpretations of Sharia law and tribal code. Abdul Jabar, police chief of the province, admitted he had no police stations in the district and said and many of the fighters who...

In this article: Taliban, Islam, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Iran

Troops pinpointed the insurgent location and responded with heavy artillery, killing five militants, including their commander Abdul Jabar, and their comrades took the bodies across the border, it said. Afghan and international military...

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...extra 3,500 Marines. France has promised another 700 troops for NATO's 47,000-strong Afghan force. Police arrested Taliban commander Abdul Jabar on Saturday in the most significant capture of a militant for some time, the Interior Ministry...

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...and authorities recovered a number of weapons and ammunitions, the statement said. Meanwhile, police nabbed a militant leader named Abdul Jabar, described as the deputy of another arrested militant leader, Mansoor Dadullah, the Interior...

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...rockets landed within 100 to 200 yards of the president, but a witness at the scene said they struck at least a half-mile away. Abdul Jabar, a member of parliament who represents Ghazni, said the rockets never came close to Karzai, and that...

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