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Taliban kill 4 donkeys for carrying food to government territory

The US peace envoy and the Taliban leaders have been discussing a peace deal for the last 12

Newsroom February 4 09:59

According to reports in local media in Afghanistan, Taliban militants killed four donkeys who were carrying food from the Taliban area to the government-held territory in the Ghor province.

A provincial spokesperson for Ghor confirmed the incident took place in the district on Monday.

According to the reports, a woman returning home with her four donkeys loaded with rice, ghee, and flour was stopped by the Taliban militants, the food was seized and the donkeys were shot dead.

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The US peace envoy and the Taliban leaders have been discussing a peace deal for the last 12 months as a result of which violence reduction and a ceasefire is expected.

The Taliban had earlier announced that their leaders have agreed to a 7-10 days brief ‘ceasefire’ after they sign a deal with the United States.

The Afghanistan government is insisting on a complete ‘ceasefire’ before they sign an agreement with the United States.

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