yuldash造句

• Yuldash was believed to be in Afghanistan, he said.
• Tahir Yuldash is the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan's political leader.
• Yuldash has been wanted in Uzbekistan since December 1991.
• Uzbek terrorist leader Tahir Yuldash was reportedly wounded in the assault but escaped.
• Namangani and Yuldash flee to Tajikistan; both later end up in Afghanistan.
• Yuldash is the IMU's political leader.
• Yuldash . . . is a criminal like many others who must appear before the court,
• He described the Uzbek leader Yuldash as No . 10 in the al-Qaida hierarchy.
• They say they believe Yuldash escaped, possibly through a tunnel leading out of the battle zone.
• Pakistani officials said Yuldash and the IMU have effectively become part of al-Qaida's forces.
• An Uzbek militant, Tahir Yuldash, was reportedly injured in the assault, but he got away.
• Yuldash is the leader of an Uzbek terror group allied with al-Qaida called the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan.
• 1998 _ Karimov wows to crack down on the IMU . Namangani and Yuldash are sentenced to death in absentia.
• They say they believe Yuldash escaped, possibly through a mile-long tunnel leading out of the battle zone.
• An Uzbek militant leader, Tahir Yuldash, believed injured, was among those who escaped the military's net.
• Uzbek militant leader Tahir Yuldash, believed to be among the escaped, was wounded in the action, officials said.
• Pakistani troops claimed to have injured Yuldash in anti-terrorism operations on the Afghan border last month before the Uzbekistan attacks.
• Authorities later backed off those claims, saying instead they had wounded an Uzbek militant with al-Qaida links named Tahir Yuldash.
• In March, an Uzbek militant named Tahir Yuldash was injured in an army operation in the region, but he got away.
• He specifically referred to Tahir Yuldash, the political leader of the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan, who has long been wanted in Uzbekistan.