Militant Leadership Monitor – December 2022
The December 2022 issue of Militant Leadership Monitor starts off with a review of the life and death of Heru Sisanto, an Indonesian Jihadist militant in Yemen. Following the brief, there is a profile of Gulzar Imam, the leader of the Baloch Nationalist Army, who was recently arrested and extradited to Pakistan. In the next article, the publication looks at Qari Amjad, deputy head of the Tehreek-eTaliban Pakistan (TTP), or “The Pakistani Taliban.” The publication ends with the first ever in-depth biography of Ka Maria Malaya, one of the leaders of the New People’s Army (NPA), a communist group active within the Philippines.
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