Afghan Civil War (1989-2001)

Quand

15 févr. 1989 – 17 déc. 2001

Type

Guerre civile

Morts

300 000

Coordonnées

34.53° N, 69.17° E

Region

South Asia

Cities

Kabul, Kandahar

Side a

Various mujahideen factions / Northern Alliance

Side b

Taliban (from 1994)

Alliances

Various mujahideen factions / Northern Alliance, Taliban (from 1994)

Placé approximativement par la source.

Near-continuous series of wars in Afghanistan

The Afghan conflict is the series of events that have kept Afghanistan in a near-continuous state of armed conflict since the 1970s. Early instability followed the collapse of the Kingdom of Afghanistan in the largely non-violent 1973 coup d'état, which deposed Afghan monarch Mohammad Zahir Shah in absentia, ending his 40-year-long reign.

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• Battle of Kabul30 avr. 1992 · Bataille
• Battle of Kandahar7 oct. 2001 · Bataille
• Fall of Mazari Sharif9 nov. 2001 · Bataille
• Siege of Kunduz11 nov. 2001 · Siège
• Fall of Kabul12 nov. 2001 · Bataille
• Battle of Tarin Kowt13 nov. 2001 · Bataille
• Battle of Qala-i-Jangi25 nov. 2001 · Bataille
• Battle of Tora Bora6 déc. 2001 · Bataille
• Fall of Kandahar7 déc. 2001 · Bataille
• Operation Anaconda1 mars 2002 · Bataille
• Battle of Takur Ghar3 mars 2002 · Bataille