US & Taliban Agreement: Both Sides Agreed On 21 Issues

US & Taliban agreement: both sides agreed on 21 issues related to peace talks, President Office said deadlock persisted.

Interlocutors associated with the inter-Afghanistan peace talks have given a positive response. Negotiators on both sides have said that on November 15, the Taliban and the Afghan government have agreed on 21 issues.

Taliban spokesperson Mohammad Naeem tweeted that on November 15, 2020, the two sides agreed on 21 issues and it was finalized.

Tolo News reported that talks have been a success this week. It states that both sides have committed to the US-Taliban Agreement, the United Nations Afghan peace process.

Both sides have agreed to join it. However, the President’s Office has denied the report of the Taliban, which has agreed to the peace talks. President Office has said that the deadlock on peace talks still persists.

According to sources, Mohammed Masoom, Afghanistan’s chief interlocutor, and Salam Rahimi, the President’s peace advisor, have been on a secret visit to Kabul for the last three days.

It is being speculated that negotiators on both sides are seeking President Ghani to agree on this.

Let us know that the peace talks between the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan and the Taliban teams started on 12 September, but to date, the direct talks did not start due to disagreement on procedural rules for talks.

However, after the peace talks started in Doha, members of the contact groups on both sides have agreed on the contentious issue several times later.

Iran’s top nuclear scientist Mohsin Fakhrizadeh has been murdered in Tehran. This murder has affected the whole of international politics.

This will not only have an impact on Iran’s nuclear program but will also have an impact on the peace process throughout Central Asia.

This killing will also change the equation of relations between Israel and Iran. The heat of this murder will reach America.