KABUL to join the offer, which he called “a positive step forward on the path to peace.”
Addressing reporters ahead of a two-day defense ministerial meeting of the western military alliance in Brussels, where NATO is headquartered, Stoltenberg said the alliance fully supported an Afghan-led and Afghan-owned peace and reconciliation process.
Responding to a question, the secretary general said the announcement of the ceasefire showed the seriousness of President Ghani and the Afghan government “when it comes to their efforts to find a . . .
