Taliban pull out of peace talks after attack

The leader of the Taliban in Pakistan said he is suspending peace talks with the government because of a military offensive against militants in Khyber.

The leader of the Taliban in Pakistan said he is suspending peace talks with the government because of a military offensive against militants in Khyber.

Baitullah Mehsud said today he is freezing the talks until a final decision is made by his movement’s executive council.

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