Taliban foreign minister seeks to normalize ties with U.S.
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Taliban foreign minister seeks to normalize ties with U.S.
Taliban acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi said in a recent exclusive interview with Kyodo News that his interim government is "seeking to normalize relations" with the United States, five years after U.S. troops completed their withdrawal from Afghanistan.
The Taliban's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Amir Khan Muttaqi, stated that his party is currently trying to normalize relations between Afghanistan and the US.
The Afghan Government has announced its desire to improve its relations with the United States and to reopen the embassies in Kabul and Washington, D.C., in a step that reflects the Afghan authorities ' efforts to resent us.
The Taliban have announced their desire to normalize diplomatic relations with the United States and have called on Washington to reconsider its “warlike policy,” the movement’s representatives told Al Hadath. In Kabul, they stressed that the initiative to improve bilateral relations also includes the restoration of the US embassy in the Afghan capital. According to Taliban representatives, the US’s release of billions of dollars in frozen Afgha…
The Taliban Foreign Minister seeks to normalize relations with the US.
The Taliban renewed their call for the normalization of relations with the United States and the reopening of the United States Embassy in the capital, Kabul, demanding Washington to change what it called its "war policy," concurrently with five years of the movement's return to power in Afghanistan...
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