Taliban: Peace Talks Not Possible Until Foreign ‘Occupation’ of Afghanistan Ends

27 Dec 2016

“The Taliban has rejected latest United Nations calls for engaging in peace talks with the Afghan government, and instead demanded the world body pressure U.S.-led foreign troops to end their ‘occupation’ of Afghanistan if the U.N. truly wants an end to the 15-year war.”

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Taliban: Peace Talks Not Possible Until Foreign ‘Occupation’ of Afghanistan Ends

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