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Najibullah succeeded Babrak Karmal documented
“They didn't want this to end. This is a huge money laundering operation. In the summer of 86, the DRA officials prevented any progress in negotiations, but Carmel, politically bankrupt, resigned. His successor, Najibullah, gradually softene…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 41 (43) @ 46:54
Najibullah headed Afghanistan host_asserted
“breaking CIA standing orders not to cross the border, went to have their pictures taken at the same bridge after he exited. But the Afghan war continued. Najibullah communist regime fought on and both the CIA project and aid halted only in …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 42 (44) @ 2:31
Rashid Dostum defected Najibullah host_asserted
“Najibullah control gradually weakened. His power was compromised when the Uzbek warlord, Rashid Dostrum, defected, shifting the balance of forces. By the time Kabul fell in 1992, Bush had disengaged the United States officially.…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 49 (51) @ 42:52
Taliban assassinated Najibullah host_asserted
“Popular frustration with the corruption and infighting of the warlords and the fundamentalists led to a rise of Mullahs and the quote-unquote fundamental Taliban. Pakistani intelligence shifted their support to the Taliban with your money, …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 49 (51) @ 44:18
Soviet Union supplied_arms_to Najibullah host_asserted
“Well, you'd have a whole lot more Angolans. As for Afghanistan, the Soviets' withdrawal left the situation virtually unchanged. The Mujahideen remained pitted against the government. The Russians sent Najibullah arms and cash. The CIA conti…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 49 (51) @ 41:44
Najibullah headed KGB documented
“First, the staff of headquarters and then groups. In 1981, the Russians received even greater powers to intervene in Afghan affairs. Najibullah, the CAD's chief, raised no objections. Towards the end of 81, in an effort to devise new tactic…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 40 (42) @ 59:48

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The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 40 (42)
▶ 59:48 First, the staff of headquarters and then groups. In 1981, the Russians received even greater powers to intervene in Afghan affairs. Najibullah, the CAD's chief, raised no objections. Towards the end of 81, in an effort to devise new tactic…
The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 41 (43)
▶ 46:54 They didn't want this to end. This is a huge money laundering operation. In the summer of 86, the DRA officials prevented any progress in negotiations, but Carmel, politically bankrupt, resigned. His successor, Najibullah, gradually softene…
The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 41 (43)
▶ 47:22 He went to Moscow where Gorbachev told him that Russia would be out of Afghanistan. Deprived of the source, Washington needed the intelligence and it was still lacking inside of Afghanistan. Because again, they're relying on Pakistan ISI fo…
The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 42 (44)
▶ 2:31 breaking CIA standing orders not to cross the border, went to have their pictures taken at the same bridge after he exited. But the Afghan war continued. Najibullah communist regime fought on and both the CIA project and aid halted only in …
The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 49 (51)
▶ 41:44 Well, you'd have a whole lot more Angolans. As for Afghanistan, the Soviets' withdrawal left the situation virtually unchanged. The Mujahideen remained pitted against the government. The Russians sent Najibullah arms and cash. The CIA conti…
The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 49 (51)
▶ 42:52 Najibullah control gradually weakened. His power was compromised when the Uzbek warlord, Rashid Dostrum, defected, shifting the balance of forces. By the time Kabul fell in 1992, Bush had disengaged the United States officially.…
The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 49 (51)
▶ 44:18 Popular frustration with the corruption and infighting of the warlords and the fundamentalists led to a rise of Mullahs and the quote-unquote fundamental Taliban. Pakistani intelligence shifted their support to the Taliban with your money, …