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Akhtar Mohammad Osmani
Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Osmani or Usmani (died 19 December 2006)〔 〕 was a senior leader of the Taliban, treasurer for the organization, and close associate of Osama bin Laden and Mohammed Omar. He was involved in the demolition of the Buddhas of Bamyan.〔 (Link dead as of 20:58, 14 January 2007 (UTC))〕 He was considered a potential successor to Mullah Omar.〔Grey, Stephen. (Key Taliban Leaders in Afghanistan Eliminated ), ABC News, 24 July 2008.〕 Hamid Karzai, President of Afghanistan, once referred to him as one of the four most dangerous Taliban members still in Afghanistan.
Shortly after the 11 September attacks, CIA officer Robert Grenier met him to offer the Taliban the opportunity to give up Osama bin Laden.〔
On December 2006, as he was riding in a four-wheel drive vehicle in Helmand Province, Osmani was killed by a smart bomb in a United States Air Force airstrike;〔 he had been tracked down by a Royal Air Force airplane which monitored his satellite phone.〔 Spokesmen of the Taliban initially denied his death, and claimed that the bomb had instead killed a Taliban leader called Abdul Zahir. However, several days later other top Taliban officials confirmed his death.
== Mental health ==
While Taliban provincial governor in Mazar-e-Sharif he began seeing Afghan psychiatrist Nader Alemi, the only psychiatrist in northern Afghanistan to speak Pashto, the language of most Taliban. Akhtar only kept a few appointments as he would go off on missions every three months. "He was hearing voices and he was delusional - his bodyguards told me they could hear him raving during the night," said Alemi. Although he disagreed with the Taliban's ideology, "I used to treat the Taliban as human beings, same as I would treat my other patients… even though I knew they had caused all the problems in our society," said Alemi. "Sometimes, they would weep and I would comfort them."
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