KABUL should announce a month-long ceasefire, the national security advisor said on Tuesday.
Hamdullah Mohib told a media briefing in Kabul the Taliban would prove their control over battlefield commanders by declaring the truce.
The government had drawn up a seven-point peace plan, involving negotiations with the United States, NATO, the NSA said.
Mohib believed peace would continue to elude the country absent guarantees from Pakistan that it would not aid any militant outfit.
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