pacha khan造句

• There was no immediate word of casualties among troops for the warlord, Pacha Khan.
• Pacha Khan is a bad man.
• The four men's capture occurred when Pacha Khan Zadran was considered a firm US ally.
• The central government tried to sideline Pacha Khan in the summer by naming regional governors in his place.
• Pacha Khan's response was to shell nearby towns and engage in street fighting with Afghan government troops.
• A warlord, Pacha Khan, wants to be installed as governor of Paktia but faces strong local opposition.
• Wazir Khan, a brother of Afghan warlord Pacha Khan, said there were dead and injured in the battle for Gardez in Paktia province.
• In one aisle, Pacha Khan Zadran, his turban swept up ceremonially, formed something of a receiving line, shaking hands and taking pictures.
• They said Pacha Khan moved more troops into the area after his soldiers were blocked Wednesday at a checkpoint about six miles ( 10 kilometers ) south of Gardez.
• Local Afghans said Pacha Khan had been moving more troops into the area after his soldiers were blocked at a checkpoint six miles ( 10 kilometers ) south of Gardez.
• Pacha Khan, a regional leader from the Paktia province, said the country could sink back into war if former King Mohammad Zaher Shah is not made head of state.
• Local Afghans said Pacha Khan had been moving more troops into the area after his soldiers were blocked Wednesday at a checkpoint six miles ( 10 kilometers ) south of Gardez.
• The troops are so familiar with the infighting that they now refer to the different warlords by their initials : PKZ is Pacha Khan Zadran, as the Army calls him.
• It was not immediately clear who carried out the attack, but an Afghan news report on Thursday said it was carried out by loyalists of renegade regional warlord Pacha Khan Zadran.
• There were dead and injured in the battle that erupted Wednesday and continued into the night, said Wazir Khan, brother of warlord Pacha Khan, speaking from Khost, another town in the province.
• His arrival as Governor in the capital Gardez was delayed as local militia leader, and previous governor, Pacha Khan Zadran refused to let him into the city of Dalili eventually successfully served for two years.
• This anti-Taliban commander, Pacha Khan Zadran, is only the latest Afghan official to emerge and seek control of a fief _ in his case the southern provinces and sub-provinces of Paktia, Paktika, and Khost.
• Sarajuddin's connection to Pacha Khan was that tribal elders had directed him to recruit fighters from his village, and four neighboring villages, to fight under Zadran, when the USA appealed to local leaders to overthrow the Taliban.
• U . S . commanders last winter tapped Pacha Khan Zadran and his three brothers, leaders of a valley tribe who had been ousted from their hometown by the Taliban, as part of a decades-long feud between rival clans.
• Pacha Khan, a Pashtun tribal leader tied to the U . S .-backed northern alliance that toppled Afghanistan's former Taliban rulers in December, wants to be installed as Paktia's governor but faces strong local opposition.