The Taliban supreme leader Mullah Hebatullah Akhundzada has reportedly started efforts to end the conflict with the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terrorist group.
A source in South of Afghanistan privy of the development has said the leader of the Taliban group has instructed his fighters to end the war with the terror group.
The source further added that the leader of the group has instructed his fighters not to attack the militants of the terror group in a meeting with his commanders during the recent
days.
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WNU Editor: Apparently the Islamic State is now shifting their focus onto Afghanistan, a prospect that I suspect many in the Taliban feel uncomfortable with ....
Taliban chief in Afghanistan attempting ceasefire with Islamic State -- Express Tribune
Taliban chief attempting for cease fire with ISIS group -- The Nation
Gen. Raziq confirms Taliban chief’s visit to Helmand -- Khaama Press
Taliban leader reverses stance on ISIS, says groups should not fight each other – report -- RT
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WNU Editor: Apparently the Islamic State is now shifting their focus onto Afghanistan, a prospect that I suspect many in the Taliban feel uncomfortable with ....
More News On Reports That the Taliban Want A Ceasefire With The Islamic State
Taliban chief in Afghanistan attempting ceasefire with Islamic State -- Express Tribune
Taliban chief attempting for cease fire with ISIS group -- The Nation
Gen. Raziq confirms Taliban chief’s visit to Helmand -- Khaama Press
Taliban leader reverses stance on ISIS, says groups should not fight each other – report -- RT
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