1979 CEmajor
Afghan Resistance Against Soviet Invasion
الجهاد الأفغاني ضد السوفيت
Map: Kabul, Afghanistan (34.53, 69.17)
The Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan, triggering a decade-long resistance by Afghan mujahideen supported by Muslim volunteers from across the world. The Soviet withdrawal in 1989 was seen as a victory for faith against a superpower. However, the aftermath brought civil war and instability that continues to affect the Muslim world.
Sources
- Modern Afghan History