Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani on Tuesday said that the Taliban cannot make the Afghan government surrender even in the next one hundred years.

The Khaama Press reported that Ghani in a cabinet meeting at the presidential palace of Afghanistan also said that the Taliban and its supporters are solely responsible for the current bloodshed and destruction in the country.

National Security Advisor Hamdullah Muhib said that the Taliban`s territory expansion does not mean they are being welcomed by Afghans, and added that people are ready to defend their territories.

He also informed that seven black hawk choppers are soon to be handed over to Afghan National Defense and Security forces that will help bring the ongoing conflict under control.

Meanwhile, the country`s Defence Ministry informed that over 200 Taliban terrorists have been killed in the last 24 hours. Taliban, on the other hand, claimed that they have captured six more districts in the same duration.

At least 10,000 members of Afghan commando forces are engaged in suppressing the Taliban across the country.

Afghanistan has been witnessing a surge in violence as the Taliban has intensified its offensive against the government. This comes as foreign forces are withdrawing from the war-torn country.

As the Taliban have taken control of several districts across the country, US intelligence assessments have suggested the country`s civilian government could fall to the terror group within months of US forces withdrawing completely.

Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani on Tuesday said that the Taliban cannot make the Afghan government surrender even in the next one hundred years. The Khaama Press reported that Ghani in a cabinet meeting at the presidential palace of Afghanistan also said that the Taliban and its supporters are solely responsible for the current bloodshed and destruction in the country.

Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani on Tuesday said that the Taliban cannot make the Afghan government surrender even in the next one hundred years. The Khaama Press reported that Ghani in a cabinet meeting at the presidential palace of Afghanistan also said that the Taliban and its supporters are solely responsible for the current bloodshed and destruction in the country. National Security Advisor Hamdullah Muhib said that the Taliban`s territory expansion does not mean they are being welcomed by Afghans, and added that people are ready to defend their territories. He also informed that seven black hawk choppers are soon to be handed over to Afghan National Defense and Security forces that will help bring the ongoing conflict under control. Meanwhile, the country`s Defence Ministry informed that over 200 Taliban terrorists have been killed in the last 24 hours. Taliban, on the other hand, claimed that they have captured six more districts in the same duration. At least 10,000 members of Afghan commando forces are engaged in suppressing the Taliban across the country. Afghanistan has been witnessing a surge in violence as the Taliban has intensified its offensive against the government. This comes as foreign forces are withdrawing from the war-torn country. As the Taliban have taken control of several districts across the country, US intelligence assessments have suggested the country`s civilian government could fall to the terror group within months of US forces withdrawing completely.

Ghani says Taliban cannot make Afghan government surrender, even in 100 years

Pakistan wants a 'responsible withdrawal' of US troops from Afghanistan, said Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said on Saturday. Qureshi's comment came hours before Washington is set to sign a major agreement between Washington and Taliban Islamist militants.

Pakistan wants a 'responsible withdrawal' of US troops from Afghanistan, said Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said on Saturday. Qureshi's comment came hours before Washington is set to sign a major agreement between Washington and Taliban Islamist militants. "We want a responsible withdrawal," Quereshi told in Qatar's capital of Doha, when asked about the timeframe for American forces' departure. "It's an important day," he added. "Hopefully it will set the tone for peace and stability in Afghanistan." The pact could bring an end to the United States' 18-year war in Afghanistan. (With inputs from Reuters)

Want 'responsible withdrawal' of US troops from Afghanistan: Pak foreign minister 

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Ghani says Taliban cannot make Afghan government surrender, even in 100 years

Want 'responsible withdrawal' of US troops from Afghanistan: Pak foreign minister