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Insurgents continued to expand their presence in previously stable areas.
In order to influence and disrupt the electoral process, insurgents continued to use high-profile attacks with the aim of dominating media headlines.
Insurgents continue to target civilian Government officials and civil servants.
The complexity in the geography of the war in Afghanistan has been testing the war capabilities of the ground forces as insurgents continue their irregular and guerrilla warfare tactics in different parts of the country.
Insurgents continued to retreat to safe havens in northern Helmand and across into Uruzgan Province.
The number of civilian casualties caused by insurgents continued to increase, expanding by approximately 50 per cent compared to the previous quarter.
Insurgents continue to rely on improvised explosive devices as the principal means to execute their campaign.
The direct targeting of international aid organizations by insurgents continued, with the assassination of a female international aid worker in Kabul in October and the abduction of another international aid worker in November, also in Kabul.
The insurgents continue to carry out their attacks using terrorist attacks and targeted assassinations.
It must be fully recognized that the insurgents continue to pose a very real threat to the safety and security of the population in the north-western part of the country and to Rwanda's overall stability.
Insurgents continue to benefit from the narcotics trade and have begun the collection of their annual poppy harvest tax.
In Afghanistan, insurgents continue to burn down schools, especially girls' schools, in an effort to intimidate and prevent girls from accessing education.
Insurgents continue to attempt high-profile attacks in Kabul and the threat of a spectacular attack remains high.
Despite the defeat, some insurgents continued to cross into Oman from Saudi Arabia or via the UAE, and laid landmines which continued to cause casualties to SAF units and civilian vehicles.
Insurgents continue to target civilians with links or supposed links to the TFI as well as human rights activists.
Regional Command Capital: insurgents continued to focus their efforts on attacking Kabul, but they struggled to gain access to targets as the National Directorate of Security and ANSF proactively disrupted threats.
Insurgents continued to conduct asymmetric attacks against Afghan security officials, particularly high-profile police commanders.
As in the previous reporting period, insurgents continued to conduct a campaign of intimidation, including through the targeted assassination of high-ranking Government officials, members of the security forces and influential local political and religious leaders.
The insurgents continued to avoid decisive engagements and gave priority to the use of improvised explosive devices.
In contrast, the Taliban and their fellow insurgents continue to account for an increasing number and proportion of civilian deaths-- some 86 per cent of those where attribution can be determined, according to United Nations figures.
The insurgents continue to rely on asymmetric attacks, resulting in high levels of civilian casualties.
Taliban insurgents continue to rely on funding from the drug trade as a primary source of income.
Insurgents continue to challenge the presence of the multinational force, as well as the new security forces of the Interim Government.
Nevertheless, insurgents continue to attempt to regain influence over the population and to regain control over key areas, including Kandahar and Highway 1.
The insurgents continued to focus their efforts on Kabul, but effective Afghan security forces operations successfully disrupted the majority of insurgent attack plans in Kabul city.
Insurgents continue to wage a systematic campaign of intimidation and violence against Afghan civilians who are perceived to be supporting the Government, the international community and military forces.
Insurgents continued to seek to exploit cross-border movements into and out of Pakistan and the main tactical effort of ISAF has shifted from Regional Command South to Regional Command East.
Insurgents continued to focus their efforts on three main goals: establishing a dominant presence in rural areas; challenging the ability of the Afghan forces to provide security and discrediting the legitimacy of the Government; and maintaining their freedom of movement.
The insurgents continue to target the Government and the Afghan security forces to undermine the confidence of the local population in the institutions and attack the Afghan local police, which helps to prevent insurgent access to this population.
Insurgents continued to launch complex suicide attacks in urban centres, including the attacks on the Intercontinental Hotel in Kabul on 28 June, on the British Council in Kabul on 19 August, in the vicinity of the United States Embassy in Kabul on 13 September and on provincial centres, such as the one on Tirin Kot, Uruzgan Province, on 28 July.