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The 11 pages that link to Afghan Civil War, each with the reason it gives.

• Soviet–Afghan WarRelated: Rival resistance groups continued fighting after their common Soviet adversary departed.

• Nur Muhammad TarakiNarrower topic: The conflict that followed Taraki’s revolution grew from the regime’s contested authority and armed opposition.

• Afghan diasporaRelated: Fighting and instability in the 1990s extended displacement beyond the earlier refugee exodus.

• KabulRelated: Factional battles devastated large parts of Kabul in the 1990s.

• Taliban insurgencyNarrower topic: The insurgency inherited fighters, rivalries, and wartime networks from earlier Afghan conflicts.

• Soviet invasion of AfghanistanBroader topic: The invasion’s end did not resolve the armed struggle it had helped shape.

• Afghan peace processNarrower topic: The civil war preceded Taliban rule and left a legacy of factional conflict negotiations had to address.

• Operation CycloneRelated: Factional rivalries among armed groups persisted after the Soviet-backed government fell.

• Abdul Ghani BaradarRelated: The factional conflict preceded the Taliban’s emergence and Baradar’s leadership.

• Tajikistani Civil WarRelated: Afghanistan’s borderlands served as a rear area for Tajik opposition forces.

• TaloqanRelated: The conflict reshaped political control and daily life in Taloqan and Takhar.