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**U.S. Maintains Non-Recognition Policy Toward Taliban Regime** The United States government has maintained its position that it does not recognize the Taliban regime in its current structure, according to reports from AOP News. For the past five years, U.S. officials have consistently stated that establishing formal diplomatic ties with the Taliban is not on the administration's agenda. Despite these repeated declarations, the Taliban has continued to express an interest in developing a relationship with the United States. The U.S. stance remains that the current governance structure of the Taliban precludes official recognition or the establishment of diplomatic relations. Article source: aopnews.com | Image credit: 8AM Media
The United States government has maintained its position that it does not recognize the Taliban regime in its current structure, according to reports from AOP News.
For the past five years, U.S. officials have consistently stated that establishing formal diplomatic ties with the Taliban is not on the administration’s agenda. Despite these repeated declarations, the Taliban has continued to express an interest in developing a relationship with the United States.
The U.S. stance remains that the current governance structure of the Taliban precludes official recognition or the establishment of diplomatic relations.
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