On Monday, after two-days of so-called intra-Afghan peace talks in Qatar between the Taliban and a delegation of Afghan politicians and civil society members, both sides agreed on a “road map for peace” committing all parties “to respect and protect the dignity of people, their life and property and to minimise the civilian casualties to zero.”
Only a day before, the Taliban had carried out a car bomb attack that killed 18 people and wounded 180 more. The US also recently held peace negotiations with the Taliban in Qatar.These talks are set to continue on Tuesday.
Read more: Afghan talks: Rival sides agree on ‘road map for peace’
