What tactic did Taliban fighters use to reassert control of some areas of Afghanistan? air strikes desert warfare hijackings suicide bombings

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Houston Knox

16 February, 06:42

What tactic did Taliban fighters use to reassert control of some areas of Afghanistan? air strikes desert warfare hijackings suicide bombings

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Aleena Spencer · Answer 1

Aleena Spencer 16 February, 08:39

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D. suicide bombings

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Justine Mccann · Answer 2

Taliban fighters used sui. cide bombings to reassert control of some areas of Afghanistan.

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A suic. ide attack is an attack (inflicting damage to one or more opponents or things, such as ships or buildings) in which the perpetrator inevitably dies and is aware of this in advance. It is therefore a combination with committing suic. ide, but distinguishable from an attack with voluntary suic. ide afterwards. Sometimes a perpetrator believes that there is an afterlife in which he will be rewarded for his actions. This is mainly the case within Islam.

Suic. ide attacks are mainly committed by terrorist organizations, for example by the militant Palestinian organization Hamas, Tamil independence fighters, extremist Islamic groups or Al Qaida. In Afghanistan, the Taliban began using this tactic from 2003, when they lost control of the country's government. Through these isolated attacks, they sought to weaken the American troops in the different cities of the country, causing the maximum possible destruction.