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Anadolu Agency: Taliban reluctant to meet US officials in Pakistan

Afghan protesters march for peace and ceasefire as they hold banners in the Kandahar province on Jan. 17, 2019. (AFP)

Updated 19 January 2019

Arab News Pakistan

January 19, 2019 11:27

Anadolu Agency: Taliban reluctant to meet US officials in Pakistan

Updated 19 January 2019

Arab News Pakistan

January 19, 2019 11:27

January 18 – Anadolu Agency report by Aamir Latif states that the Taliban are reluctant to meet U.S. officials in Pakistan to avoid being pressurized into accepting the Afghan government in the peace process aimed at ending the 17-year war, backdrop interviews with intelligence and government officials suggest.