(Worthy News) – President’s Trump’s split with former national security adviser John Bolton could foreshadow an effort to revive the Taliban peace talks that delivered the final blow to the pair’s strained relationship.
“Perhaps Trump will seek a pause in Taliban violence, claim the Taliban are now serious, and continue his unilateral withdrawal,” Michael Rubin of the American Enterprise Institute told the Washington Examiner.
Trump ended the talks after a Taliban car bombing last week killed 12 people, including an American soldier, amid his secret efforts to host the terrorist group’s leaders at Camp David. But Trump has favored a U.S. withdrawal from the country for years, and Bolton’s departure removes the leading internal opponent of the effort to strike a bargain with the Taliban. [ Source: Washington Examiner (Read More…) ]
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