In a First, India Hints at ‘Not Being Taken into Confidence on Various Aspects’ of US-Taliban Deal

October 4, 2021

External Affairs minister Jaishankar also suggested that India was in no hurry to deliberate on giving any recognition to the new dispensation in Kabul.

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