Soldiers belonging to strict Moslem Tali

Soldiers belonging to strict Moslem Taliban militia fire a 12-barrel rocket launcher in Qala Murad Beg front line 12 October 1996, 20 kms north of Kabul. The Taliban warriors, who are believed to have emerged from religious seminaries, or madressas, in Pakistan, took to the Afghan scene in 1994, captured Kabul in 1996 and control two-thirds of Afghanistan, which has been at war for 20 years following the Soviet invasion of 1978. AFP PHOTO SAEED KHAN (Photo credit should read SAEED KHAN/AFP via Getty Images)
Soldiers belonging to strict Moslem Taliban militia fire a 12-barrel rocket launcher in Qala Murad Beg front line 12 October 1996, 20 kms north of Kabul. The Taliban warriors, who are believed to have emerged from religious seminaries, or madressas, in Pakistan, took to the Afghan scene in 1994, captured Kabul in 1996 and control two-thirds of Afghanistan, which has been at war for 20 years following the Soviet invasion of 1978. AFP PHOTO SAEED KHAN (Photo credit should read SAEED KHAN/AFP via Getty Images)
Soldiers belonging to strict Moslem Tali
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SAEED KHAN / Staff
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12 October, 1996
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