Mujahideen

thumb|250px|Afghani Mujahideen in 1990Mujahideen (Arabic: مُجَاهِدِين) is an Arabic term that broadly refers to people who engage in jihad, interpreted as the fight on behalf of God (Allah), muslim community in the area, or the religion of Islam as a whole. It is commonly associated in the West with Islamist rebel militants.
==History==
Mujahideen from Afghanistan became famous in the West, after opposing the Soviet Union and the communist Afghanistan government during the Soviet-Afghan War and the subsequent Afghan Civil War.
During the Third World War, the Soviet Union was rused by China to try and re-take Afghanistan once more; this operation was a failure and a ruse in which Yuri Semashkoshov was supposed to die according to Chinese plans. The plan was only discovered a year later in 1991. During the short second Soviet deployment in Afghanistan, Mujahideen - helped by NATO - overwhelmed the Soviets; Yuri managed to escape, killing many of them, including the local Baraki Barak Mujahideen Leader.
==Enemies==
*Mujahideen Riflemen
*Mujahideen Sharpshooter
*Suicide Bomber
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