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Good morning. Here’s what you need to know to start your day with WION’s daily news brief. Trump hails historic Doha peace deal between US and Taliban On the campaign trail, Trump had declared that he would end America's long wars and bring back American soldiers, and with this peace deal, the president seems to be moving in that very direction.

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Representatives from the Taliban and United States officials have signed an agreement in the Qatari capital, Doha, following 18 months of talks in a bid to end Washington's longest war.

US, Taliban signs historic peace accord at month's end ! What does it mean?

The United States signed a deal with Taliban insurgents on February 29 which will lead to the full withdrawal of foreign soldiers from Afghanistan over the next 14 months. The U. President Donald Trump on February 29 said he would be personally meeting leaders of the Taliban in the near future.

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A major deal will be signed in Doha. The representatives from United States and Afghanistan will sign the peace deal today.

India to attend US-Taliban Afghan peace deal ceremony

A major deal will be signed in Doha. The representatives from the United States and Afghanistan will sign the peace deal today. The peace agreement will pave the way for the withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan. American soldiers have been in the country fighting against the Taliban for the last 18 years.

Watch: WION's ground report from Qatar on Afghan peace deal

The representatives from the United States and Afghanistan will sign the peace deal today. The peace agreement will pave the way for the withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan. American soldiers have been in the country fighting against the Taliban for the last 18 years. India has also been invited by the Qatar government to the peace deal ceremony.

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Afghan Peace Deal: 'Will ensure Afghanistan is never used as terror base' says Mike Pompeo

The U.S. Secretary of Defence Mark Esper and NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg issue a joint statement with Afghan President Ashraf Ghani on combating terrorism in Afghanistan and supporting the Afghan security and defence forces.

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US, Taliban to sign deal aimed at bringing peace to Afghanistan

The Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrote a congratulatory letter to Ashraf Ghani on his re-election as the Afghanistan President A major deal will be signed in Doha. The representatives from the United States and Afghanistan will sign the peace deal today. The peace agreement will pave the way for the withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan. American soldiers have been in the country fighting against the Taliban for the last 18 years.

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US-Taliban peace deal would lead to complete withdrawal of US troops?

Who will be most affected by US-Taliban peace deal?

After two decades of conflict, The Trump administration will sign a peace deal with the Taliban on Saturday. But why has the Afghan govt been left out of the talks? Do the people in Afghanistan trust the US lead peace process? Watch this special report.

Gravitas: Afghan Peace Deal, can the Taliban be trusted?

The Taliban justifies the 9/11 attack. The Taliban said the U.S to be blamed for the Hijack. The U.S negotiating a peace deal for Afghanistan. The U.S has held seven rounds of talks. The U.S wants an Afghan deal by September. The Taliban has released a video. Watch this video to know more.

Taliban provokes America, justifies 9/11 attack

The current spiral of violence in Afghanistan unleashed by the Taliban and the United States is, by all accounts, for gaining the upper hand when a peace deal is concluded.

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