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U.S Peace Envoy Visits Kabul to Consult President On Talks With Taliban

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According to Reuters, U.S. special envoy Zalmay Khalilzad arrived in Kabul on Sunday to try to secure cooperation from Afghanistan’s president after breakthroughs in peace negotiations with Taliban leaders in Qatar. A fresh round of talks between Khalilzad and the Taliban is expected to take place on February 25 in Doha. On Sunday Khalilzad said that nothing could be agreed without an intra-Afghan dialogue and a full ceasefire.

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