Proper noun
Massoud (plural Massouds)
A surname from Arabic.
According to this and similar testimonies, this was due to a breakdown of law and order in Kabul and a war on multiple fronts, which they say, Massoud personally had done all in his power to prevent. Source: Internet
A change of policy, lobbied for by CIA officers on the ground who had visited the area of Massoud, regarding support to Massoud, was underway in the course of 2001. Source: Internet
All of them belonged to the Massoud faction of the United Front. Source: Internet
Ahmad Shah Massoud, known as the "Lion of Panjshir", had been named "the Afghan who won the Cold War" by the Wall Street Journal and had defeated the Soviet Red Army nine times in north-eastern Afghanistan. Source: Internet
A meeting convened by Massoud on the next day ordered a halt to killing and looting, but it failed to stop abuses. Source: Internet
Although Massoud was responsible for the financing of the foundation, he did not interfere with its cultural work. Source: Internet