
Afghan President Hamid Karzai said in India on Saturday that he hopes the United States will reconsider its stand on a security agreement it wants him to sign in the interests of bringing a lasting peace to his war-torn country, ABC News reported Saturday. Karzai reiterated his position that the Afghan people cannot endorse a bilateral security agreement with the United States without the US agreeing to end airstrikes and raids on Afghan homes and help broker a peace process with the Taliban. Afghan President Hamid Karzai said Saturday that he hopes the United States will reconsider its stand on a security agreement it wants him to sign in the interests of bringing a lasting peace to his war-torn country. Karzai reiterated his position that the Afghan people cannot endorse a bilateral security agreement with the United States without the US agreeing to end airstrikes and raids on Afghan homes and help broker a peace process with the Taliban.
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