A military force of Muslim guerilla warriors engaged in a jihad.
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ISI needed money to run training programs for the mujahedin, for example.
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These included not only communist and Soviet occupation forces but mujahedin competitors.
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In Islamabad he would act as a quartermaster for the Afghan mujahedin.
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The Soviets would never have imagined that the mujahedin would've aided me.
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The mujahedin need to be more aggressively invited into power at the grassroots.
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No attack by the mujahedin was ever going to travel up the road.
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Accustomed to the mujahedin's stoicism, Leo expected the idea to be rebuffed immediately.
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Before Leo could press his case, a group of mujahedin emerged from the caves.
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An injured mujahedin was far more valuable to the occupation than a dead man.
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Fahad found it implausible that any mujahedin fighter could be bought by the Soviets.
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The mujahedin seemed uncoordinated, unmotivated, and distracted by internal warfare.
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He traveled several miles across the border with a group of about fifty well-equipped mujahedin.
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The mujahedin had not captured a single provincial capital since the withdrawal of Soviet troops.
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The mujahedin managed to smuggle in everything from biscuits to chewing gum to transistor radios.
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Najibullah's generals, seeking survival, would defect with their equipment to the mujahedin one after another.
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If the Soviets didn't kill you, the mujahedin would.