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Kabul, they center of government control for the Taliban, fell to a coalition of Iranian and Arab armies in February of 1999. The Taliban army, scattered, began to fall victim to Northern Alliance attacks. With the coalition armies being expierenced in mountainous warfare, the Taliban was pushed down to their stronghold area, South Afghanistan. Once Kabul had been liberated, the Arab and Iranian forces began to do sweeps without concern, conducting bombing raids on areas suspected of holding Taliban soldiers. The Taliban in Southern Afghanistan became more and more fractured as these sweeps went on.

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  • Helmand (Eagle of the Nile)
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  • Kabul, they center of government control for the Taliban, fell to a coalition of Iranian and Arab armies in February of 1999. The Taliban army, scattered, began to fall victim to Northern Alliance attacks. With the coalition armies being expierenced in mountainous warfare, the Taliban was pushed down to their stronghold area, South Afghanistan. Once Kabul had been liberated, the Arab and Iranian forces began to do sweeps without concern, conducting bombing raids on areas suspected of holding Taliban soldiers. The Taliban in Southern Afghanistan became more and more fractured as these sweeps went on.
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ind date
  • 2003-10-26(xsd:date)
ind from
  • Afghanistan
name short
  • Helmand
HoStitle
  • Amir Al-Mu'minin
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CoA
  • Arms_of_the_Islamic_Emirate_of_Afghanistan.svg
Timeline
  • Eagle of the Nile
map caption
  • Location of Helmand within Afghanistan
Name en
  • Islamic Emirate of Helmand
Name
  • د هلمند اسلامي امارات
regime
  • Islamic Totalitarian Dictatorship
Language
  • Pashto
Currency
  • Afghani
Population
  • app. 1,441,769
Religion
  • Sunni Islam
Area
  • app. 58,584
language other
  • Dari, Persian
otl
  • Helmand Province of Afghanistan
Capital
  • Lashkar Gah
Motto
  • لا إله إلا الله محمد رسول الله "There is no god but god, and Muhammad is the messenger of god"
Flag
  • Flag_of_Taliban.svg
abstract
  • Kabul, they center of government control for the Taliban, fell to a coalition of Iranian and Arab armies in February of 1999. The Taliban army, scattered, began to fall victim to Northern Alliance attacks. With the coalition armies being expierenced in mountainous warfare, the Taliban was pushed down to their stronghold area, South Afghanistan. Once Kabul had been liberated, the Arab and Iranian forces began to do sweeps without concern, conducting bombing raids on areas suspected of holding Taliban soldiers. The Taliban in Southern Afghanistan became more and more fractured as these sweeps went on.
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