Absolutely Cease fires of any length would build trust. No trust, no peace progress.https://news.clearancejobs.com/2020/11/12/after-kabul-university-attack-plus-two-months-of-talks-whats-next-for-afghan-peace-negotiations/ …
We should focus on three tangible things: how can we ALL including international community use our leverage for ceasefire & a pause to bloodshed as both sides talk, pushing d sides to stay at the table & focus on making the process more inclusive #AfghanWomenPeaceSummit2020
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You are very far from reality. The international community has brought war to Afghanistan so no hope that it will bring peace. The Afghans among themselves bring peace either through war or by talking.
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Following back on twitter & interacting is a way to pressure the international community to understand some grievances you are facing and motivate to honor sovereignty. Democracy is about the conversation, so better not to avoid dealing w/ the reality of the confrontations.
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Agree- A "pause to bloodshed" is a better term to use rather than "permanent cease fire", as both sides talk. "Pause"" is better than "reduction in violence", which is rather vague and Taliban has easily ignored.
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The people of Afghanistan can fight well, but they will never make peace.
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But our corrupt government and warlords will not pave the way to peace
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