Newsweek: Why the Taliban, Armed to the Teeth, May Struggle to Defeat ISIS-K
"These emissaries networked primarily in southern and eastern Afghanistan and gathered disgruntled Taliban fighters as well as some local power brokers, declaring their existence openly only in 2015, gathering also a range of foreign fighters, primarily from Pakistani terrorist groups," Hans-Jakob Schindler, senior director at the Counter Extremism Project, tells Newsweek.
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