CLEAN : Trump calling off Taliban talks reflects concerns in Afghanistan (2)

The transcript discusses the Afghan government's concerns about the peace process with the Taliban, highlighting the lack of commitment from the Taliban and the need for a peace process that is Afghan-led and supported by the UN. The government expresses a strong desire for peace and direct negotiations, emphasizing the importance of the Afghan people's will in any future peace efforts.

What was a major concern about the peace agreement discussed in the first section?

• The agreement was too detailed.

• There was uncertainty about its effectiveness.

• It was signed too quickly.

• It was only supported by the UN.

What does the Afghan government want from the Taliban according to the second section?

• To negotiate directly with the Afghan people.

• To increase their military presence.

• To seek support from other countries.

• To continue their current strategy.

What is the Afghan government's position on the peace process?

• It should be led by the US.

• It should exclude the Taliban.

• It should be Afghan-led and UN-supported.

• It should be delayed indefinitely.

What opportunity did the Taliban miss according to the final section?

• To gain international support.

• To form a new government.

• To increase their military strength.

• To embrace a political life.

What is a key requirement for any future peace path mentioned in the last section?

• It should be postponed until further notice.

• It should be decided by neighboring countries.

• It should be based on the will of the Afghan people.

• It should be led by the US.