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The Haqqani Network

  • Haqqani's earliest formation as a network

    Haqqani's earliest formation as a network
    The overthrow of king Mohammad Zahir Shah by Daud Khan sparked the first formation of the Haqqani Network as an anti-Daud offensive in the mid 1970's
  • Haqqani joins radical Anti-Soviet group

    Haqqani joins radical Anti-Soviet group
    from 1976-1979 Haqqani is member of execuative commitee of one of the most radical anti soviet groups, the Hizb-i Islami.
  • Relationship With Bin Laden Formed

    Relationship With Bin Laden Formed
    relationship between Haqqani Leader Jalaluddin and Al-Qaeda laeder Osama Bin Laden was formed in the context of Anti-Soviet resistance between 1984 and 1986
  • Haqqani Joins the Taliban

    Haqqani Joins the Taliban
    After the Taliban took control of Paktia they offered Haqqani a cabinat level appoitnment as Minister of Tribal Affairs. Out of self interest, Jalaluddin Haqqani decided to join the Taliban movement
  • Haqqanis Flee to Pakistani

    Haqqanis Flee to Pakistani
    After the U.S. invastion of Afganistan, the Haqqanis fleed to Pakistani to regroup in order to fight the coalistion forces across the border in Afganistan
  • Assassination attempts on Hamid Karzai

    Assassination attempts on Hamid Karzai
    Haqqani carries out assassination attempts on Hamid Karzai the 12th and current President of Afganistan
  • Indian embassy Bombing in Kabul

    Indian embassy Bombing in Kabul
    US intelligence blamed the Network for the 2008 bombing in Kabul. Suicide bombing killed 58 people and wounded 141
  • omar Haqqani Killed

    omar Haqqani Killed
    Jalaluddin's son, Omar, was killed this day in a firefight with coalition forces in Paktia
  • Truck Bomb explodes in Wardak

    Truck Bomb explodes in Wardak
    A duper massive truck bomb exploded outside a combat outpost in Wardak Afganistan killing 5 and wounding 77 U.S, soldiers. Pentagon blamed the Network fo this attack
  • Pakistani agrees to control movement of Network

    Pakistani agrees to control movement of Network
    After a visit by Hillary Clinton to Pakistan, Their army agreed with the U.S. to restrict the Network's movement along the Afgan boarder