Taliban: Govt has offered safe passage to negotiators

The Taliban today said the Afghan government has promised safe passage to two top Taliban leaders so they could meet with South Korean negotiators to discuss the fate of 21 Korean hostages.

Taliban: Govt has offered safe passage to negotiators
Fri, 10 Aug, 2007 - 17:28

The Taliban today said the Afghan government has promised safe passage to two top Taliban leaders so they could meet with South Korean negotiators to discuss the fate of 21 Korean hostages.

The government did not immediately confirm the claim by a Taliban spokesman.

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