Mohammad Akram (general)

Mohammad Akram "Khakrezwal" (Pashto: جنرال محمد اکرم خاکرېزوال) (died 2005) was a former police chief of Kabul who was killed in a suicide bomb attack soon after being appointed Vice Chief of Staff of the Afghan National Army. He had also served as commander of southern forces during Afghanistan's communist era.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6]^[7]

References[edit]

^ General Mohammad, Akram. "At least 20 killed in Afghan mosque blast".
^ The New york, Times. "Suicide Bomber Leaves 19 Dead at Afghan Rite".
^ General Mohammad, Akram. "Drugs-row standoff in Afghan city".
^ The, Telegraph. "Suicide bomber kills 20 in Afghan mosque attack".
^ Pajhwok Afghan, News Agency. "Ex-police chief's brother shot dead".
^ The Washington, Post. "Suicide Bomber Kills 20 in Afghan Mosque".
^ Understanding, War. "Lt.Gen. Mohammad Akram - Vice Chief of Staff of the Army" (PDF).

[1] General Mohammad, Akram. "At least 20 killed in Afghan mosque blast".

[2] The New york, Times. "Suicide Bomber Leaves 19 Dead at Afghan Rite".

[3] General Mohammad, Akram. "Drugs-row standoff in Afghan city".

[4] The, Telegraph. "Suicide bomber kills 20 in Afghan mosque attack".

[5] Pajhwok Afghan, News Agency. "Ex-police chief's brother shot dead".

[6] The Washington, Post. "Suicide Bomber Kills 20 in Afghan Mosque".

[7] Understanding, War. "Lt.Gen. Mohammad Akram - Vice Chief of Staff of the Army" (PDF).

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