Death of Afghan group's founder unlikely to weaken outlaw militants | Advertiser-Tribune ISLAMABAD (AP) — The death of Jalaluddin Haqqani, the founder of Afghanistan's outlawed militant network that bears his name, is unlikely to weaken the group that is considered the most formidable of the Taliban's fighting forces. The Taliban said Haqqani died Monday at age 71 after reports of years of ill health, including Parkinson's disease. […]

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