Amid US peace push, Russia facilitates Taliban-Afghan meet
Updated on May 29, 2019 07:41 pm IST
Amid the United States of America's efforts to broker peace between the Taliban and the civilian government in Afghanistan, the Russian government too facilitated peace talks in Moscow. Russia's foreign minister, representatives of the Taliban and Afghan politicians met on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Russian-Afghan relations. Taliban's representatives, on the sidelines of the meeting, commented on the progress of dialogue with Washington, and said that a 19-year long war can't be ended with one or two rounds of talks.
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