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Afghan President Ashraf Ghani on Saturday formalized the end of the Taliban government's ceasefire but urged insurgents to agree to peace talks after a three-day truce.
"It is now the decision of the Taliban if they wish to continue killing or joining the peace process," Ghani said at a press conference in Kabul, where he reiterated his call for peace talks. offensive operations for 10 days after the truce between 15 and 17 June, when unarmed Taliban fighters mingled with soldiers, policemen and civilians in the streets of Kabul and elsewhere [19659003]. Afghan security forces, who have adopted a largely defensive stance since Eid, can resume normal operations against the Taliban, as well as Islamic State fighters with whom it does not exist. had a ceasefire.
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