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Urgun[pronunciation?] (Pashto: اورګون) is the main town of the
Urgun District of
Paktika Province, Afghanistan. With an
estimated po****tion of 10,665...
- The
siege of
Urgun was a
military engagement that took
place during the Soviet–Afghan War.
Between August 1983 and
January 1984,
Mujahideen forces laid...
- of this
district is the like-named town of
Urgun, also
known as Loy
Urgun,
meaning "Greater
Urgun".
Urgun town used to be the
provincial capital until...
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Sharana serves as the
provincial capital,
while the most
populous city is
Urgun. In 2021, the
Taliban gained control of the
province during the 2021 Taliban...
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There are
large Kharoti po****tions in the
Paktika districts of
Urgun, Barmal, Sar Hawza,
Zarghun Shahr, Omna, Surobi, and in Ghazni, Zabul, Paktia...
- of Paktia, Afghanistan. The main town is
Zerok located on the main Khost-
Urgun road.
Zerok is a
remote district of
Paktika province bordered to the east...
- the
Mongol empire's
Ilkhanate Arghun Aqa (before 1242–1278),
Mongol noble Urgun, a town in
Paktika Province,
Afghanistan Argyn, a clan
within the Kazakh...
- Tari Mangal, Aryob, Tsamkani, Khandkhel, Gardez, Zurmat, Sharana, Zerok,
Urgun,
Angur Ada, Ka****am, and Razmak. Nonetheless,
frosts are
still frequent...
- Afghanistan. It is
located within the
heart of
Zadran land on the main Khost-
Urgun road. On 5 May 1978, two
Hezbi Islami members,
Jalaludin Haqqani and Aziz...
- Pashto. The
Waziristani dialect is
similar to the
dialect spoken around Urgun (eastern
Paktika province) and the
Bannuchi dialect of Bannu.
Lorimer states:...
