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12 nations, including India, won’t recognise govt by force in Afg

The statement said the participants urged the Taliban and the Afghan government to build trust and accelerate efforts to reach a political settlement and comprehensive ceasefire as quickly as possible

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Taliban fighters stand on a vehicle near the roadside in Herat. Pic/AFP

Taliban fighters stand on a vehicle near the roadside in Herat. Pic/AFP

Twelve nations, including the US, India and China, along with representatives of the UN and EU, have decided that they would not recognise any government in Afghanistan that seeks to take control through the barrel of a gun, the State Department has said, amid the continued Taliban offensive across the war-torn country.

Representatives from the United States and Qatar, the UN, China, Uzbekistan, Pakistan, the UK, the EU, Germany, India, Norway, Tajikistan, Turkey and Turkmenistan joined a regional conclave on Thursday to discuss ways to contain the escalating security situation in Afghanistan.

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