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Special Afghan Taliban warns US-led troops to leave country as scheduled

Afghan Taliban warns US-led troops to leave country as scheduled

  • Group said if foreign forces do not withdraw by May as planned by Doha accord, it will exert its ‘legal right to free homeland’
  • NATO has said troops will remain as Taliban breached agreement; Biden administration to review deal brokered by its predecessor
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Special Kabul hails Biden plan to review Taliban deal

Kabul hails Biden plan to review Taliban deal

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