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Taliba112 ´Ô ¾²½Å±Û Á¦¸ñ : Twenty-seven members of a peace Twenty-seven members of a peace group who were kidnapped as they travelled in western Afghanistan have been released, local media say.
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Movement (PPM) disappeared after entering Farah province two days ago as part of a march demanding a ceasefire. The Taliban were suspected of
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being behind it. They have not commented. The militants are engaged in peace
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talks with the US, but regularly attack Afghan and international forces. The activists, travelling in six cars, were stopped by the Taliban on a major road, Deputy Farah Governor Massoud Bakhtawar said. They had started their march in Herat province two weeks ago. The movement said it was the fourth
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time the Taliban had abducted its members. The PPM started its marches in early 2018 in Helmand in protest against violent attacks, after a car bomb in a stadium in the south of the province killed 17 civilians and injured 50.
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