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`U.S. tried to strike deal with Taliban'
WASHINGTON,OCT. 29. American officials held at least 20 secret
and official meetings with the Taliban in the last three years to
strike a deal on bringing the terrorist mastermind, Osama bin
Laden, to justice, a media report said today. The meetings went
on till a few days before the September 11 attacks, according to
the Washington Post.
Quoting Government sources, it said the Taliban representatives
stressed repeatedly that they would hand over Osama if Washington
was ready to meet their conditions. But the U.S. State Department
was not ready to budge from its stand that Osama should be tried
by the U.S. judiciary.
``The exchanges lie at the heart of a long and largely untold
history of diplomatic efforts between the State Department and
Afghanistan's regime that paralleled covert CIA actions to take
bin Laden.''
- PTI
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