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Katibat Imam al Bukhari (KIB)×
  • Uzbek jihadist group claims capture of Afghan militiamen

    Caleb Weiss

    News
    Jul 7, 2020

    Katibat Imam al-Bukhari, a Taliban-loyal Uzbek group that operates in both Afghanistan and Syria, again promotes its Afghanistan operations. This comes as the Taliban has attempted to deny the presence of foreign fighters inside the country.

    Uzbek jihadist group claims capture of Afghan militiamen
  • Uzbek jihadist group congratulates Taliban for ‘victory’ in Afghanistan

    Caleb Weiss

    News
    Mar 5, 2020

    Abu Yusuf al Muhajir, the emir of Katibat Imam al Bukhari’s Syrian wing, sends a letter of congratulations to the Taliban for its ‘victory’ in Afghanistan.

    Uzbek jihadist group congratulates Taliban for ‘victory’ in Afghanistan
  • Jihadists in Syria denounce US designation of Uzbek group

    Thomas Joscelyn and Caleb Weiss

    News
    Mar 26, 2018

    Jihadists and Islamists in Syria have denounced the US government’s decision to designate Katibat Imam al Bukhari (KIB) as a terrorist organization. The KIB’s own statement on the designation includes misleading claims and some of those defending the group have their own al Qaeda links.

    Jihadists in Syria denounce US designation of Uzbek group
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  • Interactive visual: Profiles of 28 Iran-backed terrorist groups and branches in the West Bank

    Interactive visual: Profiles of 28 Iran-backed terrorist groups and branches in the West Bank

  • Profiles of 15 Iranian-backed Militias in the Middle East

    Profiles of 15 Iranian-backed Militias in the Middle East

  • Detailing Shabaab’s Leadership and Key Personnel

    Detailing Shabaab’s Leadership and Key Personnel

  • Al Qaeda leaders use Afghanistan as a safe haven

    Al Qaeda leaders use Afghanistan as a safe haven

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