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Tariq Ghazniwal is one of several spokespersons for the Taliban. He has distributed statements to the media by email in response to the assault on Marjah,[1] the death of Osama bin Laden,[2] and Western intervention in Libya.[3]

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  1. ^ Marines find Taliban resistance more disorganised, 17 February 2010, Jamaican Observer.
  2. ^ Bin Laden's death gives Al-Qaeda new ammunition, 7 May 2011, New Zealand Herald.
  3. ^ Taliban condemn attacks on Libya, 20 March 2011, New York Times.


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