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Abdul Rashid Dostum, a ruthless Uzbek warlord whom
human rights groups have accused of committing
war crimes; Marshal Muhammad Qasim Fahim, a former defense ...
Abdul Rashid Dostum, who is accused of involvement in the killings of thousands of
Taliban prisoners of war early in the Afghan conflict; and one of Mr. ...
New York Times
November 6, 2009
Abdul Rashid Dostum
Just a few hours earlier,
Abdul Rashid Dostum, another notorious warlord who had been temporarily exiled from
Afghanistan for egregious acts of defiance ...
Islamische Zeitung (Abonnement)
November 4, 2009
Wie US-Medien berichten, hat der Warlord Abdul Rashid Dostum
DAWN.com
November 4, 2009
Similarly, in the Tajik and Uzbek areas
the US and Afghan governments rely on Marshal Mohammad Qasim Fahim,
Karim Khalili and
Abdul Rashid Dostum
... borrow or somehow get a hold of this book and be ready to ride on horseback with these brave men alongside General Abdul Rashid Dostum of the Northern ...
The Moderate Voice
November 3, 2009
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NewsHour
November 3, 2009
Abdul Rashid Dostum
New York Times
November 3, 2009
Abdul Rashid Dostum
Huffington Post (blog)
November 2, 2009
One faction is commanded by Ahmad Shah Massoud, a Tajik, and another by Abdul Rashid Dostum
Bay Area Indymedia
October 21, 2009
Abdul Dostum, a northern warlord responsible for massacring some 2000
prisoners of war in 2001 by stuffing them into boxcars and suffocating them to death. ...
guardian.co.uk
October 19, 2009
Atta threw his weight behind Abdullah, which immediately drew the wrath of
Karzai, and more importantly his interior minister,
Mohammed Hanif Atmar, ...
Embassy
October 14, 2009
... the most dramatic encounters I've ever experienced had to be my first face-to-face meeting with the notorious
Afghan warlord Gene.
Abdul Rashid Dostum. ...
Foreign Affairs
October 14, 2009
He jokingly said that
Abdul Rashid Dostum, a notoriously vicious Uzbek warlord -- once aligned with the communists, later with the anticommunist
Mujahideen, ...
TheChronicleHerald.ca
October 12, 2009
At that juncture, Dostum decided that he was a warlord, not a communist and he switched sides. This defection by Dostum doomed Najibullah and set in motion ...
China Worker
October 12, 2009
General Abdul Rashid Dostum, the Uzbek warlord, arrived back in
Afghanistan a week before the election to back
Karzai. It is said that he was responsible ...
Media Monitors Network
October 10, 2009
Abdul Rashid Dostum, who was suspended a year ago for threatening a political rival at gunpoint. Dostum, who was on the
CIA payroll earlier in the war and ...
MiamiHerald.com
October 10, 2009
He can expect
Karzai to replace him, and he'll have enemies after many years ruling with a firm hand, among them warlord
Abdul Rashid Dostum, a Karzai ally ...
Kansas City Star
October 9, 2009
He can expect
Karzai to replace him, and he'll have enemies after many years ruling with a firm hand, among them warlord
Abdul Rashid Dostum
Le Monde Diplomatique
October 7, 2009
So did
Abdul Rashid Dostum, who briefly returned from
Turkey to throw his support behind the incumbent. Before and after the 2001 invasion, ...
Asia Times Online
October 6, 2009
With obvious impatience, ethnic Uzbek warlord General Abdul Rashid Dostum told The Washington Times in an interview at his northern stronghold in late ...
Brookings Institution
October 1, 2009
Abdul Rashid Dostum back into his coalition, and his cronies are trying to steal the election.
corruption is unabated more generally. ...
SANA
September 26, 2009
... tilted away from
the United States in recent years and allied himself with a number of unsavory characters such as Uzbek warlord
Abdul Rashid Dostum, ...
EurasiaNet
September 23, 2009
... the move seemed motivated by a presidential desire to curb the influence of
Abdul Rashid Dostum, then the most powerful warlord in Northern
Afghanistan. ...
The Washington Independent
September 22, 2009
Abdul Rashid Dostum told The Washington Times in an interview at his northern stronghold. "I don't want to be a minister, not even the defense minister. ...
The Dominion
September 21, 2009
... from maintaining good relations with influential powerbrokers not involved in the political race, such as the infamous Uzbek warlord Abdul Dostum. ...
Asia Times Online
September 17, 2009
This disrupts reconstruction not only for the province but separates prosperous, Iranian-influenced
Herat from
Abdul Rashid Dostum's remotely controlled ...
Telegraph.co.uk
September 12, 2009
If he defies American advice and attempts to form a government without Dr Abdullah, however, the fear is that Mr
Karzai will appoint his warlord allies to ...
Guelph Mercury
September 12, 2009
Abdul Rashid Dostum would be not more prepared to be ruled by the
Taliban than the
Pashtun are content to be ruled by a government in which he is a ...
Newsweek
September 10, 2009
... Alliance commanderMohammad Qasim Fahim, a Tajik who ran as his vice presidential candidate, and with notorious Uzbek warlord Abdul Rashid Dostum. ...
Voice of America
September 8, 2009
Washington expressed misgivings last month that
Kabul officials allowed the return from
Turkey of exiled ethnic-Uzbek warlord
Abdul Rashid Dostum, ...
World Socialist Web Site
September 8, 2009
One of
Karzai's two vice presidential running mates is Tajik warlord Mohammad Qasim Fahim. He was also endorsed by Uzbek strongman
Abdul Rashid Dostum. ...
National
September 3, 2009
At present there is just a single female cabinet minister and Mr
Karzai has been accused of pardoning convicted rapists with influential connections. ...
Tehran Times
September 2, 2009
One reason that Mr.
Karzai appears to have done well in the north is because of block votes secured for him by allies
Mohammed Fahim and
Abdul Rashid Dostum ...
EurasiaNet
September 2, 2009
Abdul Rashid Dostum returned to
Turkey for treatment for an unspecified illness, representatives of the National
Islamic Movement of
Afghanistan said in a ...
Times Online
September 2, 2009
In the run-up to this election, he allowed Abdul Rashid Dostum, the Uzbek warlord with a string of nasty allegations to his name, to return from exile in ...
Knoxville News Sentinel
August 31, 2009
... a former defense minister suspected of being a major drug trafficker, and brought back from exile Gen. Abdul Rashid Dostum, an Uzbek warlord charged ...
The Media Line
August 31, 2009
Only days before the election
Karzai allowed notorious warlord, and alleged human rights and
war crimes offender,
General Abdul Rashid Dostum, aka 'Heavy-D' ...
Aljazeera.net
August 30, 2009
The commission said that
Abdullah Abdullah,
Karzai's main election challenger and a former foreign minister, had 31 per cent, or 638924 votes. ...
