Govt Offers Share in Power to Taliban, Demands Take Over of Cities to Stop

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

Afghan government has offered Taliban share in power, and has demanded immediate halt to attacks on cities in new peace plan, country’s news channel 1TV quoted its sources as saying.

Taking over a quarter of Afghanistan’s 34 provincial capitals, the Taliban have now reached the strategic Afghan city of Ghazni just 150 kilometres (95 miles) from Kabul. The city is the 10th provincial capital to fall to the insurgents, and lies along the major Kabul-Kandahar highway.


This comes in less than a week as US-led foreign forces pull out of the country. We look at their growing offensive. “The Taliban took control of the key areas of the city — the governor’s office, the police headquarters and the prison,” Nasir Ahmad Faqiri, head of the provincial council, was quoted as saying by AFP

Afghan Forces Abandon Third Largest City to the Taliban as Blitz Continues - News18

The Afghan government has effectively lost most of north, south and west Afghanistan, and is left holding the capital and a dwindling number of contested cities also dangerously at risk.

www.news18.com

 

[Imran Khan]

why did talis take it when they can take full ? first these ANA should give talis hard fight

 

[Titanium100]

This is insincere Ghani needs to step down let a new interim gov't arrive. His the major problem and he backtracked on Taliban's first deal and what kind of power-sharing we talking about here there is no clarity

 

[TheSnakeEatingMarkhur]

Afghan government has offered Taliban share in power, and has demanded immediate halt to attacks on cities in new peace plan, country’s news channel 1TV quoted its sources as saying.

Taking over a quarter of Afghanistan’s 34 provincial capitals, the Taliban have now reached the strategic Afghan city of Ghazni just 150 kilometres (95 miles) from Kabul. The city is the 10th provincial capital to fall to the insurgents, and lies along the major Kabul-Kandahar highway.


This comes in less than a week as US-led foreign forces pull out of the country. We look at their growing offensive. “The Taliban took control of the key areas of the city — the governor’s office, the police headquarters and the prison,” Nasir Ahmad Faqiri, head of the provincial council, was quoted as saying by AFP

Afghan Forces Abandon Third Largest City to the Taliban as Blitz Continues - News18

The Afghan government has effectively lost most of north, south and west Afghanistan, and is left holding the capital and a dwindling number of contested cities also dangerously at risk.

www.news18.com

Only a tactic they are buying time and also trying to look good infront of international community.

Taliban have clearly said they will not accept anything untill Ghani is in power.

 

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

Nothing short of a complete takeover for the Taliban now.

 

[redtom]

I have already said that the Afghan government should look for its own island.

Then they hide on the small island and claim that Afghanistan is not the real Afghanistan, they are the best Afghanistan.

 

[jamal18]

 

[ziaulislam]

Afghan government has offered Taliban share in power, and has demanded immediate halt to attacks on cities in new peace plan, country’s news channel 1TV quoted its sources as saying.

Taking over a quarter of Afghanistan’s 34 provincial capitals, the Taliban have now reached the strategic Afghan city of Ghazni just 150 kilometres (95 miles) from Kabul. The city is the 10th provincial capital to fall to the insurgents, and lies along the major Kabul-Kandahar highway.


This comes in less than a week as US-led foreign forces pull out of the country. We look at their growing offensive. “The Taliban took control of the key areas of the city — the governor’s office, the police headquarters and the prison,” Nasir Ahmad Faqiri, head of the provincial council, was quoted as saying by AFP

Afghan Forces Abandon Third Largest City to the Taliban as Blitz Continues - News18

The Afghan government has effectively lost most of north, south and west Afghanistan, and is left holding the capital and a dwindling number of contested cities also dangerously at risk.

www.news18.com

A week ago they rejcted a cease fire agreement
I wonder what changed?
Doubt it talis will take it

They might once thy encircle kabul and take herat and mizar