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With great powers jostling to secure their strategic interests in Afghanistan, the commanders are competing for political prominence, said Avinash Paliwal of the Soas South Asia Institute at the University of London. “Their political value has risen for outside powers as the US leaves,” said Paliwal. “Now, the powers have to deal with them [the warlords] directly.” The “powers” include China, Turkey, India, Russia, and Pakistan all of whom are looking to gain an advantage on the ground as the U.S. leaves and the Afghan government melts away. The growing chorus for the mobilisation and the resurrection of militia groups has been stoked by warlords including Ahmad Massoud, the son of an influential commander killed by al-Qaeda, and Atta Mohammad Noor, a former governor and northern commander.

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