KABUL commander Gen. Scott Miller on Saturday hoped the reduction of violence period, which began last night,would be extended.
Gen. Miller voiced this hope during a meeting with acting defence and interior ministers at the NATO headquarters in Kabul.
He said today was the first test day of the reduction of violence,with all sides committed to decreasing attacks for a week.
The process was a good initiative paving the way for long-term ceasefire, he said, urging all sides to discharge their . . .
