Photo: Taliban supreme leader Mullah Mohammad Omar in an undated photo. (File/Reuters)From Yahoo News/Reuters:
KABUL (Reuters) – The Taliban's supreme leader rejected on Tuesday reports he had sent a letter to the Saudi king involving a formula for ending the war in Afghanistan and conditions for talks with the Afghan government.
Mullah Mohammad Omar, who carries a bounty of $10 million by the United States for his capture, also denied reports saying members of the Taliban's resurgent movement had held talks with pro-Afghan government officials on ending the conflict.
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