yuldash造句

• Karimov specifically referred to Tahir Yuldash, the political leader of the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan, who has long been wanted in Uzbekistan.
• Authorities later backed off those claims, saying instead that they had wounded an Uzbek militant with al-Qaida links named Tahir Yuldash.
• However, he said those behind the March-April violence had broken away from Yuldash and had different roots and their own financing.
• It is uncertain if the reported target is al-Qaida commander Ayman al-Zawahri, Uzbek militant Tahir Yuldash, or another terrorist.
• Pakistan said Saturday that it wounded a top IMU leader, Tahir Yuldash, in operations near the Afghan border against al-Qaida holdouts.
• Authorities later backed down from those claims, saying instead that they had wounded an Uzbek militant with al-Qaida links named Tahir Yuldash.
• Uzbek militant leader Tahir Yuldash was believed to be among those who escaped the military net, although officials say they think he was injured.
• During the sweep, Pakistani officials claimed to have injured Tahir Yuldash, the leader of an Uzbek terror group allied with al-Qaida.
• Pakistan said Saturday that its troops wounded a top IMU leader, Tahir Yuldash, in operations near the Afghan border against al-Qaida holdouts.
• Karimov said that Yuldash had fled Afghanistan's Paktia province after U . S . troops launched the Operation Anaconda offensive against al-Qaida fugitives.
• Yuldash, also known as Tahir Yuldashev, is the leader of an Uzbek terror group allied with al-Qaida called the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan.
• Yuldash, also known as Tohir Yuldashev, is the leader of an Uzbek terror group allied with al-Qaida called the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan.
• That area was the scene of recent offensives by Pakistani troops who last month said they had injured the political leader of the IMU, Tahir Yuldash.
• They say they believe Yuldash escaped, possibly through a two-kilometer-long ( mile-long ) tunnel found leading out of the battle zone.
• That area has been the scene of recent offensives by Pakistani troops who last month said they had injured the political leader of the IMU, Tahir Yuldash.
• "Yes, Tahir Yuldash might be hiding here, and we have some information about it, " Gen . Khattak told reporters in Wana in western Pakistan.
• Some 163 suspects were arrested, but hundreds of other militants are still at large, including Uzbek terrorist leader Tahir Yuldash, who was reportedly injured in the assault.
• Some 167 suspects were arrested, but hundreds of other militants are still at large, including Uzbek terrorist leader Tahir Yuldash, who was reportedly injured in the assault.
• An Uzbek militant leader, Tahir Yuldash, was believed to be among those who escaped the military's net, though officials say they think he was injured.
• Palvan-Zade said the attack was financed by an Islamic fundamentalist leader, Takhir Yuldash, who allegedly channeled dlrs 920, 000 to the group that staged the bombings.