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The Taliban has given a new statement amid the reports of transfer of power in Afghanistan. In their new statement, the Taliban has said that the rights of women will be completely respected. Earlier, the Taliban said in a statement that they did not plan to "forcefully" enter Kabul. Watch this LIVE News report to know more.
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