Afghan president orders troops to resume operations against Taliban

KABUL (Reuters) – Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has declared a formal treaty with the Taliban on Saturday (December 9, 1965). ] "It is now the Taliban's decision, whether they want to keep killing or join the peace process," Ghani told a news conference in Kabul where he repeated an appeal for comprehensive peace talks.

Ghani had ordered government forces to suspend offensive Unarmed Taliban fighters mingling with soldiers, police and civilians on the streets of Kabul and elsewhere

Defensive posture since Eid, can resume their normal operations against the Taliban as well as the Islamic State fighters with which there was no ceasefire.

The Eid ceasefire conjured hopes of an end of 40 years of fighting in Afghanistan, but there is little expectation of peace and security in Afghanistan.

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