KABUL and on the first-ever historic ceasefire in the country’s conflict.
In his address to the nation, Ghani used the holiday to appeal for a lengthier cease-fire and called for the Taliban come to the negotiating table instead of returning to the battlefield.
The Taliban agreed to the cease-fire that took effect at midnight Friday and lasts through the three-day holiday.
A statement from the Presidential Palace quoted the president as . . .
