Manual Of Afghan Jihad

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Bin Laden's Manuals of Terror11-volume set covers poison gas to hijackingsby Kathy Gannon,Associated Press, October 2, 2001Poison gas. Hand-to-hand combat.

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And religious exhortations.

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In the 1980s, the U.S. Was among those who encouraged hundreds of Arab fighters to travel to Afghanistan to fight alongside the Afghan mujahedeen, or holy warriors, against the former Soviet Union’s forces there, financed in large part by Saudi Arabia. Today, many of these mujahedeen make up the Taliban leadership, while others are in power in the U.S.-backed Afghan government. As the war was coming to a close in 1988, many of the Arab fighters united to follow the wealthy Saudi leader Osama bin Laden to create the jihadi group al-Qaida, which later sought to confront the U.S.