Mujahideen

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1928-Today Muslim Brotherhood
1947-Today CIA AKA "The Company" (Founded on 9-18-1947)
1981-1984 Hart said, "I was the first chief of station ever sent abroad with this wonderful order: 'Go kill Soviet soldiers'. Imagine! I loved it."
1981-1984 Hart worked as the CIA Chief of Station in Islamabad, Pakistan from May 1981 until 1984. He jump-started the CIA efforts to equip the Afghan resistance with weapons and supplies to allow them to mount an effective campaign during the Soviet invas
1985 National Security Decision Directive 166 ("Expanded US Aid to Afghan Guerrillas")
Al Qaeda and CIA links
Ali Mohamed (double agent)
CIA and Islamism
Fred Ikle
Graham Fuller
Hamid Gul
Milton Bearden
Mujahideen financiers
Red-green-brown alliance
Zbigniew Brzezinski

1979-1989 Operation Cyclone
1980s The Great Missile Buyback (Mujahideen Stinger Missile Scandal)
1985 Congress agreed to vote 27 million dollars in non-lethal aid for the Contras in Nicaragua. However, members of the Ronald Reagan administration decided to use this money to provide weapons to the Contras and the Mujahideen in Afghanistan.
1988-Today Al Qaeda
1989 The Stingers helped the mujahideen put a dent in the Soviet's control of the air. The Soviets withdrew from Afghanistan in 1989.
1989-1992 Afghan Civil War
1990-Today Operation MIAS
1992 Peshawar Accord
1994 Members of the mujahideen would later go on to found the Taliban in 1994, the Islamist militant group the US fought for years in Afghanistan.
1994-Today Taliban
1996-1999 During this period, Gary Schroen directed CIA operations to find and capture Osama bin Laden, and began renewing relationships with the Mujahideen commanders who fought the Soviets in the Soviet-Afghan War.
2000 C-SPAN - Taliban (at the Council on Foreign Relations)
2009 Battle of Mogadishu
2012 Morsi informed al-Zawahiri that Muslim Brotherhood supports Mujahideen and that the Mujahideen should support the Muslim Brotherhood.
Burhanuddin Rabbani
During the Soviet Union's war in Afghanistan in the 1980s, the US provided Stinger missiles to the mujahideen (freedom fighters).
Gulbuddin Hekmatyar
Mohammed Omar AKA Mullah Omar
Mujahideen members of the Soviet-Afghan War
Osama Bin Laden