November 23 2010
Afghan officials say that one of the men claiming to be the deputy Taliban leader, who was reportedly involved in face-to-face talks with Afghan government and NATO negotiators, was an imposter, the Guardian (U.K.) reports.
The man who said he was Mullah Akhtar Muhammad Mansour was reportedly paid a large sum of money to continue negotiations.
The ruse was discovered after an Afghan official who had previously met Mansour said he did not recognize the man, U.S. and Afghan...
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