Militant Leadership Monitor – March 2020
The March 2020 issue of Miliant Leadership monitor features a brief on the recently killed al-Shabaab commander Bashir Qorgab; a report on the recent escape of Tehreek-e-Taliban spokesperson Ehsan ullah Ehsan from prison in Pakistan; an analysis of Mohamed Shaeban ‘al-Mirdas,’ who recently defected from the Libyan GNA government; a profile of AQAP’s new leader Khalid Batarfi; and a deep dive into Sirajuddin Haqqani, the Taliban military commander who has significant influence over the chance for peace in Afghanistan.
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