Al Jazeera: US-Taliban talks end without deal, both sides to consult
Two sides have been negotiating in Doha for agreement that would see the US withdraw its troops from Afghanistan.
The latest round of talks between the Taliban and the United States has ended without any signs of reaching a peace deal for Afghanistan, as both sides said they would consult their leaderships on the next steps.
The eighth round of talks, which began in Qatar's capital on August 3 and focused on technical details, ended in the early hours of Monday.
Neither side provided details of the outcome of the discussions in Doha, but US envoy Zalmay Khalilzad called them "productive" and Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid described them as "long and useful".
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