Terrorism and the Soviet Union
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| - | The '''Soviet war in Afghanistan''' lasted nine years from December 1979 to February 1989. Part of the [[Cold War (1979–1985)|Cold War]], it was fought between [[Soviet Army|Soviet]]-led [[Democratic Republic of Afghanistan|Afghan forces]] against multi-national insurgent groups called the [[Mujahideen]], mostly composed of two alliances - the [[Peshawar Seven]] and the [[Tehran Eight]]. | + | The [[Soviet Union]] and some [[communist state|communist states]] have been accused on numerous occasions of sponsoring international [[terrorism]], especially during the [[Cold War]]. |
| - | ==See also== | + | == See also == |
| - | * [[Soviet occupation zone]] | + | *[[Active measures]] |
| - | * [[Dissolution of the Soviet Union]] | + | *[[Communist terrorism]] |
| - | * [[Military of Afghanistan]] | + | *[[Iran and state-sponsored terrorism]] |
| - | * [[Shuravi]] | + | *[[Israel and state-sponsored terrorism]] |
| - | * [[Spetsnaz|Spetsnaz (Russian Special Purpose Regiments)]] | + | *[[Pakistan and state-sponsored terrorism]] |
| - | * [[Post–World War II air-to-air combat losses]] | + | *[[Poison laboratory of the Soviet secret services]] |
| - | * [[CIA – Osama bin Laden controversy]] | + | *[[Qatar and state-sponsored terrorism]] |
| - | * [[Terrorism and the Soviet Union]] | + | *[[Saudi Arabia–United States relations#Allegations of funding terrorism]] |
| - | * [[Indo-Pakistani war of 1971|Soviet involvement in Indo-Pakistan war of 1971]] | + | *[[State-sponsored terrorism#Soviet Union]] |
| - | ** Political philosophies and doctrines | + | *[[Terrorism in Russia]] |
| - | *** [[Interventionism (politics)|Interventionism]] | + | *[[United States and state-sponsored terrorism]] |
| - | *** [[Brezhnev Doctrine]] | + | |
| - | *** [[Carter Doctrine]] | + | |
| - | *** [[Zia-ul-Haq's Islamization|Zia Doctrine]] | + | |
| - | *** [[Reagan Doctrine]] | + | |
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The Soviet Union and some communist states have been accused on numerous occasions of sponsoring international terrorism, especially during the Cold War.
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See also
- Active measures
- Communist terrorism
- Iran and state-sponsored terrorism
- Israel and state-sponsored terrorism
- Pakistan and state-sponsored terrorism
- Poison laboratory of the Soviet secret services
- Qatar and state-sponsored terrorism
- Saudi Arabia–United States relations#Allegations of funding terrorism
- State-sponsored terrorism#Soviet Union
- Terrorism in Russia
- United States and state-sponsored terrorism
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