KABUL talks were ‘on the right path’, but warned there was more work to be done on vital issues, adding: “you can't eat an elephant in one bite.”
Earlier this week Khalilzad confirmed Washington and the Taliban had a “draft framework” in place for a deal which could pave the way for the insurgents to hold peace talks with Kabul.
But the development triggered concerns among Afghans about a US exit before a peace agreement reaches between the Taliban and Kabul.
“The path . . .
