Dadullah
Pakistani Taliban leader
Pakistani Taliban leader
1965
61 years ago
Leaders & Politicians
Pakistan
A prominent leader within the Pakistani Taliban, held significant influence in orchestrating military and terrorist operations in the region. Gained notoriety for leading attacks against Pakistani military forces and for advocating the Taliban's objectives during the insurgency. Instrumental in the rise of the Taliban's power in tribal areas of Pakistan, utilized ambush strategies and targeted campaigns. Died in a targeted military operation in Afghanistan.
Led military operations against Pakistani forces
Played a key role in expanding Taliban influence
Coordinated various terrorist acts in Pakistan
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