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Afghanistan: US and Taliban 're-set' deal after more than 5,000 families displaced

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The US envoy says "too many Afghans are dying" during recent fighting as he announces a fresh focus on February's agreement.

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U.S. and Taliban to "re-set" as carnage escalates in Afghanistan

Despite an agreement to reduce violence, the Taliban launched an offensive, met by devastating U.S. air power. Now a U.S. envoy says both sides have agreed, again, to pull back.

4 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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CBS News

U.S. and Taliban agree to "re-set" as Afghanistan peace deal marred by spiraling carnage

Despite an agreement to reduce violence, the Taliban launched an offensive, met by devastating U.S. air power. Now a U.S. envoy says both sides have agreed, again, to pull back.

4 years ago

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Sky News UK

Afghanistan: US and Taliban 're-set' deal after more than 5,000 families displaced

The US envoy says "too many Afghans are dying" during recent fighting as he announces a fresh focus on February's agreement.

4 years ago·United Kingdom

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Russia Today [🇷🇺-affiliated]

US and Taliban agree to ‘re-set’ peace agreement in Afghanistan to save lives – American envoy

The US special envoy for Afghanistan, Zalmay Khalilzad, said that Washington and the Afghan militants have decided to breathe new life into the crumbling peace deal and promised to “reduce” military operations on the ground.Khalilzad wrote on Twitter that, following a meeting with the Taliban, “we agreed to re-set actions by strictly adhering to implementation of all elements of the US-Taliban Agreement and all commitments made.”1/4 Following se…

4 years ago·Russian Federation

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Radio Free Europe/ RadioLiberty

U.S. Afghan Peace Envoy Says Taliban Agrees To Reduce Violence

The U.S. special envoy to Afghanistan says he has struck an agreement with the Taliban to reduce the number of casualties in the country as a wave of violence hampered ongoing intra-Afghan peace talks in Qatar.

4 years ago·Czechia

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Taliban agree to reduce violence in Afghanistan, according to Ambassador Khalilzad

* In a recent announcement from Zalmay Khalilzad, the United States Special Representative in Afghanistan, the Taliban has come to an agreement to reduce casualties and violence in the country, promising to adhere to the terms of the peace agreement with the Trump Administration.

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Afghanistan: US and Taliban 're-set' deal after more than 5,000 families displaced

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U.S. and Taliban to "re-set" as carnage escalates in Afghanistan

U.S. and Taliban to "re-set" as carnage escalates in Afghanistan

U.S. and Taliban agree to "re-set" as Afghanistan peace deal marred by spiraling carnage

U.S. and Taliban agree to "re-set" as Afghanistan peace deal marred by spiraling carnage

Afghanistan: US and Taliban 're-set' deal after more than 5,000 families displaced

Afghanistan: US and Taliban 're-set' deal after more than 5,000 families displaced

US and Taliban agree to ‘re-set’ peace agreement in Afghanistan to save lives – American envoy

US and Taliban agree to ‘re-set’ peace agreement in Afghanistan to save lives – American envoy

U.S. Afghan Peace Envoy Says Taliban Agrees To Reduce Violence

U.S. Afghan Peace Envoy Says Taliban Agrees To Reduce Violence

Taliban agree to reduce violence in Afghanistan, according to Ambassador Khalilzad

Taliban agree to reduce violence in Afghanistan, according to Ambassador Khalilzad

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