A US delegation will travel to meet with 'senior Taliban representatives from Kabul' in Doha, Qatar, this weekend, a State Department official said — the first such meeting since the US withdrawal from Afghanistan at the end of August.
A US delegation will travel to meet with"senior Taliban representatives from Kabul" in Doha, Qatar, this weekend, a State Department official said Friday -- the first such meeting since the US withdrawal from Afghanistan at the end of August.
"This meeting is a continuation of the pragmatic engagements with the Taliban on issues of US vital national interest," the official told CNN.
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