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Journalist shot dead in Afghanistan s Ghazni city | Media News

Gunmen have murdered an Afghan journalist in the eastern city of Ghazni, the third reporter in the violence-plagued country to be killed in the last two months. Rahmatullah Nekzad was shot dead with a silenced pistol by unknown gunmen near his home while he was travelling to a nearby mosque, Ghazni province’s police spokesman Ahmad Khan Seerat told AFP news agency on Monday. No group has claimed the murder so far but the Taliban denied responsibility. “We consider this killing a loss for the country,” said Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid. Nekzad, in his late 40s, worked on a freelance basis for The Associated Press news agency and the Al Jazeera broadcast network, according to the Afghan Journalists Safety Committee.

Gunmen kill journo in Afghanistan | The Daily Star

Gunmen kill journo in Afghanistan Afp, Kabul Afp, Kabul Gunmen murdered an Afghan journalist in the eastern city of Ghazni yesterday, the third reporter in the violence-plagued country to be killed in the last two months. Rahmatullah Nekzad was shot dead with a silenced pistol by unknown gunmen near his home while he was travelling to a nearby mosque, Ghazni province police spokesman Ahmad Khan Seerat told AFP. No group has claimed the murder so far but the Taliban denied responsibility. Nekzad, aged in his late 40s, had worked on a freelance basis for the Associated Press news agency and the Al Jazeera broadcast network, according to the Afghan Journalists Safety Committee.

Top US general meets Taliban negotiators

news Top US general meets Taliban negotiators - report © Getty Images General Mark Milley has reportedly met Taliban negotiators twice America s most senior general met Taliban peace negotiators on Tuesday to urge a reduction in violence, the Associated Press reports. Gen Mark Milley met the negotiators in Doha, Qatar, before flying to Kabul to meet Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, the AP report said. The Taliban and the Afghan government are holding peace talks in Doha. Senior US officials have warned publicly that an increase in Taliban violence is endangering the talks. The US is drastically reducing the number of its troops in the country ahead of the end of the Trump administration in January.

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