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Vladimir Putin Says Taliban Russia's "Allies" In Fighting Terrorism
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday that the Taliban, a banned group in Russia, are Moscow's "allies" in fighting terrorism because they are in control of Afghanistan.
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Putin Calls For Russia To "Build Up" Ties With Taliban Government
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday called for Moscow to "build up" relations with the Taliban government, as a delegation visited Russia.
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Western Weapons Supplied To Ukraine Being Sold To Taliban, Says Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday that some Western weapons supplied to Ukraine were finding their way to the Middle East through the illegal arms market and being sold to the Taliban.
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Taliban To Join Moscow Format Meet On Afghanistan Next Week
Representatives of the Taliban have confirmed they will take part in talks on Afghanistan in Moscow next week, President Vladimir Putin's special representative on Afghanistan said on Friday.
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Russia To Host International Talks On Afghanistan On October 20
Moscow plans to host international talks on Afghanistan on Oct. 20, President Vladimir Putin's special representative on Afghanistan said on Thursday.
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Vladimir Putin Says Moscow, Beijing-Led Alliance Should Influence Taliban
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Friday that a security bloc led by Moscow and Beijing should take the lead in ensuring the Taliban kept its promises on preventing terrorism and drug trafficking.
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Vladimir Putin Says Russia Needs To Work With Taliban
Russia needs to work with the Taliban government in Afghanistan, President Vladimir Putin said on Friday at a meeting of a China- and Russia-led security bloc, the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO).
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Russia Says Will Study Taliban's Actions Before Recognition
Russia has yet to determine its position towards the Taliban, and will see how they act toward the Afghan population and Russian diplomats, President Vladimir Putin's spokesperson said on Thursday.
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In A First, India To Be In Talks With Taliban At "Non-Official" Level
For the first time, India will be talking to the Taliban but in a "non official" capacity during a multilateral meeting in Moscow on Friday.
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Vladimir Putin Says Taliban Russia's "Allies" In Fighting Terrorism
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday that the Taliban, a banned group in Russia, are Moscow's "allies" in fighting terrorism because they are in control of Afghanistan.
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Putin Calls For Russia To "Build Up" Ties With Taliban Government
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday called for Moscow to "build up" relations with the Taliban government, as a delegation visited Russia.
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Western Weapons Supplied To Ukraine Being Sold To Taliban, Says Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday that some Western weapons supplied to Ukraine were finding their way to the Middle East through the illegal arms market and being sold to the Taliban.
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Taliban To Join Moscow Format Meet On Afghanistan Next Week
Representatives of the Taliban have confirmed they will take part in talks on Afghanistan in Moscow next week, President Vladimir Putin's special representative on Afghanistan said on Friday.
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Russia To Host International Talks On Afghanistan On October 20
Moscow plans to host international talks on Afghanistan on Oct. 20, President Vladimir Putin's special representative on Afghanistan said on Thursday.
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Vladimir Putin Says Moscow, Beijing-Led Alliance Should Influence Taliban
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Friday that a security bloc led by Moscow and Beijing should take the lead in ensuring the Taliban kept its promises on preventing terrorism and drug trafficking.
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Vladimir Putin Says Russia Needs To Work With Taliban
Russia needs to work with the Taliban government in Afghanistan, President Vladimir Putin said on Friday at a meeting of a China- and Russia-led security bloc, the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO).
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Russia Says Will Study Taliban's Actions Before Recognition
Russia has yet to determine its position towards the Taliban, and will see how they act toward the Afghan population and Russian diplomats, President Vladimir Putin's spokesperson said on Thursday.
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In A First, India To Be In Talks With Taliban At "Non-Official" Level
For the first time, India will be talking to the Taliban but in a "non official" capacity during a multilateral meeting in Moscow on Friday.
