25 insurgents were killed for captured. we are joined live from kabul and this is all interesting timing obviously with the killing of osama bin laden and the administration here expressing a desire to at least have some kind of talks with taliban members. reporter: hi there, tamron. absolutely. we have to remember that the death of bin laden was just a thorn in the side of the monster. the monster that is a the insurgency here in afghanistan fighting the nato forces as well as hitting these government buildings, as you mentioned, in kandahar. therefore, attacking civilians as well. the afghan government, the u.s. government, and the coalition governments want to talk with the taliban leaders, but when you look at many of these leaders in afghanistan, they re varied throughout the country. there isn t just one taliban leader to talk to anymore. there are various taliban leaders to talk to, and many of the most lethal ones, including
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