Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Taliban will trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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The Taliban will surely pay.
If he joins the police, I am sure the Taliban will kill him in two or three months.
In Asia the Taliban will redouble their efforts, reasoning that if Mr Trump can dump the Kurds, he can dump Afghanistan, too.
Very obviously, compromise on these by Taliban will be like committing‘political suicide'.
The Taliban will renounce its ties to al-Qaeda and prevent extremist groups from operating in areas under its control.
The return of the Taliban will not undermine progress.
The Taliban will not attend planned peace talks with the United States in Saudi Arabia this month and want to shift the venue to Qatar.
Afghan officials said a new round of peace talks with the Taliban will take place next week in China.
Now the Taliban will pay a price.
Since Tajik relies on the 6-square-mile base for his livelihood, the Taliban will kill him if they return, he said.
The reality is that the medieval Taliban will neither be defeated nor seek peace until their Pakistani sanctuaries are eliminated.
The U.S. State Departmentsays it expects proposed direct talks with the Taliban will take place in Doha in the coming days.
It's unclear if the Taliban will have to make hard and fast commitments before the meeting or if Trump is using the cancellation and rescheduling simply as a negotiating tactic.
After months of negotiations it has been announced that the Taliban will open a representative office in Qatar.
Russia's foreign ministry says Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has agreed to send a group of senior politicians to peace talks in Moscow,at which a delegation representing the Taliban will be present.
If the United States departs,then it is likely that the Taliban will consolidate control over the majority of Afghanistan,” he said.
Analysts say that it is only to beexpected that those regions will once again be the focus of insurgent activity as the Taliban will be planning to seize them back.
If the new president doesn't change policy, the Taliban will continue their armed struggle until they are expelled from Afghanistan.”.
While the pact is expected to include a Taliban commitment to open power-sharing talks with Afghan rivals, it is not expected to include a Taliban ceasefire with the government,leading to fears the Taliban will fight on when U.S. forces leave.
McCain also said successful peace talks with the Taliban will be more difficult because of the planned pullout of international troops by the end of 2014.
The agreements are expected to include guarantees that Afghanistan will not harbor groups like al-Qaida, which was based there in the lead-up to the Sept.11 attacks, and that the Taliban will continue fighting the Islamic State group, which has expanded its footprint in recent years.
The 16 days of talks,in which the United States also sought assurances that Taliban will not allow militant groups to use Afghanistan to stage attacks, are expected to resume in late March.
If we negotiate some sort of settlement with the Taliban, and that settlement involves the withdrawal of all US troops from Afghanistan," retired Adm. Bill McRaven said,"it won't be six months or a year before all of the blood and treasure we have put intoAfghanistan will have been reversed because the Taliban will come back in and do what the Taliban do.".
NATO's commander in Afghanistan, Gen. Austin Scott Miller,said late last year that the Taliban will likely not be defeated, and that the country needs a“political solution.”.
Since a key imperative for the Taliban in government would be to root out corruption,hence the question is not‘who the Taliban will work with', but‘who is willing and able to work with the Taliban.'.
It's not going to work;you're not going to stop the fighting in Afghanistan; the Taliban won't listen, etc., etc.
The attack highlights fears that US negotiations with the Taliban won't end the daily violence in Afghanistan and its toll on civilians.
Taliban prisoners will also be allowed to contact and see their families.".
Indeed, the Taliban themselves will likely seek out the Americans for discussions;