The Fourth Chapter: Alliances that accompanied the appearance of Imam Al-Mahdi

Alliances against Russia: The Mujahideen, led by the princes of the Ansar, fought against Russia. The Americans, after Russia's war in Afghanistan, did not have sympathy for the Arabs of the Arabian Peninsula. Instead, they allied with the infidels and the apostates. America wanted to control the Arabian Peninsula after the fall of the Russians, and to take whatever it wanted from the oil of the Ansar and Iraq. The American President, at the time, Nixon, also mentioned this in his book "The Real War." It was not expected by history that individuals from the Mujahideen would fight on the side of the Russians. The American-Arab alliance was not expected. What happened was even more severe. The Americans fought alongside the Mujahideen, but only a part of the infidels. The Mujahideen fought against the Russians on behalf of the Americans, and the burden fell upon the shoulders of the Mujahideen. The Mujahideen's war in Afghanistan was a victory for the Mujahideen. The organization of the Union of Islamic Nations, and the Mujahideen, were defeated by the Russians. 70% of the Mujahideen were killed, and the rest were captured by the Russians. The Russians committed massacres and atrocities in Afghanistan. The Hadith states: "You will pass by the Romans as allies, and you will fight them, and they will turn against you, and you will fight them." But the war turned against the Romans, and they committed suicide in the war, as the saying goes. However, in the confrontation, it was not as they expected. The Mujahideen became stronger, more experienced, and more knowledgeable. After they were defeated, they became a new ideology in 1990, with new ideas and materials.