It has also endorsed the Free Syrian Army, a group of army defectors who are mounting an increasingly aggressive guerrilla campaign against the regime, though the council's chairman, Burhan Ghalioun, says they should fight only to protect protesters.
Hibernian chairman Rod Petrie has rejected claims that debate over a proposed share plan had been stifled at Hibernian's annual meeting and accused one supporters' group of "aggressive guerrilla tactics" against "key figures" at the club.
Reuters reported Tuesday that Iraq had experienced a surge in kidnappings and killings, mainly in the provinces of Kirkuk, Diyala, and Salahuddin, since May, due to an increasingly aggressive ISIS guerrilla campaign.
According to press reports, Hekmatyar was not viewed as the most aggressive anti-Soviet guerrilla and "not feared so much by the communists as by his allies," who believed his commanders were saving their men and weapons to establish Hesb-i-Islami as the dominant organization once the Soviets departed.
Maoist guerrillas: Despite aggressive talk from the Congress Party about routing the Maoists, also known as Naxalites, from the great swathes of central and eastern India under their control, they are still present here.
It was prompted by a separatist rebellion among some Kurds there that included guerrilla warfare and an aggressive crackdown by the Turkish military.
Last week, the Pentagon tried to indicate its resolve: Lieutenant General Ricardo Sanchez, the commander of coalition forces in Iraq, pointedly used the word "war" for the first time to describe the guerrilla attacks, promising an aggressive campaign in Baghdad to restore order.
Foremost among these was Colombia's decades-long guerrilla war, carried out by aggressive and well-financed left-wing rebel groups, who were zealously opposed by the military and right-wing paramilitary organizations.
Though the convention hosted political panels in past years, they were triumphant and optimistic; this year, the queens spoke of scrappy guerrilla actions reminiscent of the aggressive fights of the 80s.
The guerrillas have also become more aggressive in their assaults on the military, a tactic intended to strengthen their position at the bargaining table.
American forces carried out two ferocious airstrikes Wednesday evening against suspected loyalists of Saddam Hussein's regime, signaling a new and more aggressive strategy to regain the initiative in the guerrilla war now raging across the country's Sunni Muslim heartland.
