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GHAZNI, Afghanistan — A female hostage among the remaining 22 South Koreans held by Taliban fighters appealed yesterday for a speedy end to their ordeal, as a senior Afghan official said force may be used to free them if talks fail.
GHAZNI, Afghanistan — A female hostage among the remaining 22 South Koreans held by Taliban fighters appealed yesterday for a speedy end to their ordeal, as a senior Afghan official said force may be used to free them if talks fail.
Earlier Munir Mangal, a deputy interior minister, said negotiators were attempting to hold more talks with the Taliban.
"We believe in the talks, and if dialogue fails, then we will resort to other means," he told Reuters.
