Militant Leadership Monitor – November 2022
The November 2022 issue of Militant Leadership Monitor starts off with a brief on the recently released Indonesian preacher and co-founder of Jemaa Islamiyah (JI) Abubakar Baasyir. Following the brief, there is a profile of the chief al-Shabaab financial facilitator, Khalif Adale. In the next article, the publication looks at Ahmad Massoud, the son of the legendary Afghan resistance fighter, Ahmad Shah Massoud. The publication ends with an in-depth analysis of the top Maoist militant in India, Nambala Keshav Rao, also known by the alias “Basavaraj”.
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