US-Taliban Talks Collapsed Over Guantánamo Deal, Says Official -- The Guardian
Peace negotiations foundered after failure to agree fate of detainees, but US now ready to resume talks.
Peace talks between the US and the Taliban broke down in March mainly because the Afghan insurgents refused to agree to a deal by which guerrilla commanders released from Guantánamo Bay would remain under Qatari government supervision in Doha, a senior US administration official said.
The official said contacts have continued between the Kabul government and Taliban representatives, and that the US was also ready to resume talks.
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