Pakistani PM reveals Islamabad’s next move over dead peace talks between US and Taliban
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ISLAMABAD - Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan reveals Islamabad’s next move over dead peace talks between US and Taliban.
PM Khan said that his next role would have been to convince the Taliban to open talks with the Afghan government.
The Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has said it would be a big tragedy if Afghan peace talks don’t make headway.
He made the remarks during a ceremony at Torkham crossing earlier today, according to Reuters.
Khan further added “We will put our best (effort) that these talks are resumed again.”
Furthermore, Khan said Pakistan had directed Taliban leaders to participate in earlier peace talks in Qatar and only discovered too late that talks had broken down.
The U.S. President Donald Trump called off peace talks with the Taliban group on 8th of this month after a series of deadly attacks in Kabul city that killed dozens including an American soldier.
