Taliban victory in Afghanistan: Interim government planned, reports

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Taliban victory in Afghanistan: Interim government to be formed, president prepares to relinquish power, reports say

reported that the Taliban issued a statement saying it was in talks with"the other side" for a peaceful surrender of the capital.that the group has not yet entered Kabul and will remain on standby on the outskirts of the city while transition talks take place.reported that the group is seeking an unconditional surrender by the central government.

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