Magazine Article - Terrorism Monitor
South Waziristan's Maulvi Nazir: The New Face of the Taliban
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This article was reprinted as "A New Face for the Taliban" in the Asia Times on May 24, 2007.
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Abbas, Hassan. “South Waziristan's Maulvi Nazir: The New Face of the Taliban.” Terrorism Monitor, vol. V. no. 9. May 10, 2007, 8-9.
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