Taliban attack second Afghan city as US envoy says the deal is near

The spokesman for the Baghlan province police chief, Jawed Basharat, says gun battles continue on the outskirts of its capital.


:: An official says the Taliban have launched an attack on a second Afghan city in as many days, even as a United States envoy says the US and the Taliban are at the threshold of an agreement to end America’s longest war.

The spokesman for the Baghlan province police chief, Jawed Basharat, says gun battles continue on the outskirts of its capital, Puli Khumri.

The attack Sunday comes a day after the Taliban attacked Kunduz, one of Afghanistan’s largest cities, in a neighboring province and killed at least 16 people.

The attacks are seen as strengthening the Taliban’s negotiating position in the talks with US envoy Zalmay Khalilzad.

He is visiting Kabul on Sunday to brief the Afghan government on the details of a deal that is not yet final.












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