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*[[Afghan Civil War (1863–1869)]], a civil war between [[Sher Ali Khan]] and [[Mohammad Afzal Khan]]'s faction after the death of [[Dost Mohammad Khan]]
*[[Afghan Civil War (1863–1869)]], a civil war between [[Sher Ali Khan]] and [[Mohammad Afzal Khan]]'s faction after the death of [[Dost Mohammad Khan]]
*[[Anglo-Afghan War|Anglo−Afghan Wars]] (first involvement of the [[British Empire]] in Afghanistan via the [[British Raj]])
*[[Anglo-Afghan War|Anglo−Afghan Wars]] (first involvement of the [[British Empire]] in Afghanistan via the [[British Raj]])
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**[[First Anglo-Afghan War|First Anglo−Afghan War]] (1839–1842)
**[[Second Anglo-Afghan War|Second Anglo−Afghan War]] (1878–1880)
**[[Second Anglo-Afghan War|Second Anglo−Afghan War]] (1878–1880)
**[[Third Anglo-Afghan War|Third Anglo−Afghan War]] (1919)
**[[Third Anglo-Afghan War|Third Anglo−Afghan War]] (1919)

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War in Afghanistan, Afghan war, or Afghan civil war may refer to:

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