KABUL have proven they are not committed to peace, President Ashraf Ghani’s office said on Friday.
The government positively responded to demands of citizens and respected national consensus on peace, a statement from the Presidential Palace said, alleging the rebel movement was adamant on fighting.
“Unfortunately, direct negotiations did not take place with the armed opposition in Abu Dhabi,” the Palace deplored, saying the government had discharged its responsibility but the armed opposition rejected talks..
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