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| '''Tajik mafia''' (تاجک مافيا) encompases from the Tajikistan city called Kolab down into the norther Afghanistan provinces like Badakhshan , Panjshir , Balkh and Jawzjan. in Afghanistan they are active under the political group of Northernalliance . their former leader was ]. | '''Tajik mafia''' (تاجک مافيا) encompases from the Tajikistan city called Kolab down into the norther Afghanistan provinces like Badakhshan , Panjshir , Balkh and Jawzjan. in Afghanistan they are active under the political group of Northernalliance . their former leader was ]. | ||
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Tajik mafia (تاجک مافيا) encompases from the Tajikistan city called Kolab down into the norther Afghanistan provinces like Badakhshan , Panjshir , Balkh and Jawzjan. in Afghanistan they are active under the political group of Northernalliance . their former leader was Ahmad Shah Masood.
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