Religious/Ethnic Composition of Diyala Province
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The Religious and Ethnic Composition of the Diyala Province
The Religious and Ethnic Composition of the Diyala Province
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Kandahar City, Afghanistan
For more information on Kandahar City, Afghanistan, see Afghanistan Report 3: The Taliban's Campaign for Kandahar, by Carl Forsberg.
The Central Kandahar Province, Afghanistan
For more information on the Central Kandahar Province, see Afghanistan Report 3: The Taliban's Campaign for Kandahar, by Carl Forsberg.
For more information on the Zhari and Panjwai districts in Afghanistan, see Afghanistan Report #3: The Taliban's Campaign for Kandahar, by Carl Forsberg.
Northern Kandahar Province, Afghanistan
For more information on the Northern Kandahar Province, see Afghanistan Report 3: The Taliban's Campaign for Kandahar, by Carl Forsberg.
This paper describes the Taliban’s multi-year campaign to exert control over Kandahar City.