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Transferring 6 “Hardcore” Taliban Prisoners to Doha Ignites Protest
[KhaamaPress] The La Belle France’s Foreign Ministry on Thursday protested against the release of the two Taliban
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prisoners by Afghan government, according to sources, who are among the six "Hardcore" detainees transferred to Doha for direct supervision during the Intra-Afghan talks.

The two are convicted of killing at least two Frenchies in Afghanistan and has since then been in prison, including those who have direct links to killing a number of Australian counterparts in the country.

"The six will remain in Qatar
...an emirate on the east coast of the Arabian Peninsula. It sits on some really productive gas and oil deposits, which produces the highest per capita income in the world. They piss it all away on religion, financing the Moslem Brotherhood and several al-Qaeda affiliates. Home of nutbag holy manYusuf al-Qaradawi...
until the end of November and could be transferred back to Kabul," one of the sources told Rooters.

Afghan government has released more than 500 Taliban prisoners — compromising its security — to pave the way for Intra-Afghan talks, which will determine the future of the country.

In return, the Taliban freed a finger-count Afghan commandos who have been languishing in holy warrior’s prisons.

The swap is compiled upon demands by the Taliban, who persisted to have their members released before Intra-Afghan talks, calling international allies’ attention for some prisoners had direct link to killing their people.

Earlier this week, the Taliban’s political office said a number of its detainees have not yet been released, which slows down the preparation for intra-Afghan talks to take place in Qatari capital Doha.

Mohammad Naeem Wardak, a front man for Taliban’s political office, said in a tweet once the process of freeing its prisoners are done, they will be ready to sit with Afghans and negotiate on peace in the country.
Posted by: trailing wife 2020-09-13
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