Paris alley named in honor of anti-Taliban commander

Ahmad Massoud (C), son of slain anti-Taliban Afghan commander Ahmad Shah Massoud, speaks in Paris on March 27, 2021, alongside Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo (R), as his father's name is given to an alley.

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