from the New York Times:
Original Article: Peace Talks with the Taliban: (below)
In Kabul, Afghanistan, some high-ranking leaders of the Taliban are talking with the president of Afghanistan. The president, Hamid Karzai is discussing peace with Taliban leaders. The goal of discussing peace is to end the ongoing Afghanistan War. Many of the discussions have occurred outside Kabul. The Taliban entered the country under the assurance that they would not be attacked by any NATO forces. The names of the 4 Taliban leaders are not being released to the public. These talks have been carried out on different dates, and the negotiations are one of the best efforts to end this war in a while. An Afghan citizen has said “These are face-to-face to discussions; this is not about making the Americans happy or making Karzai happy. It’s about what is in the best interests of the Afghan people.” The overall leader of the Taliban was cut out of these negotiations. Hopefully, these peace discussions can end the war. But people are
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