EXPLOSIVE CHARGES - U.S. Army engineers set off explosive charges to disable a road serving as an illegal crossing point at the Afghanistan-Pakistan border, May 16, 2011. DOD photo by Karen ParrishUK Intel: Taliban Won’t Make A Deal -- DoD Buzz
President Obama is in Great Britain this week for his first state visit, but even though the war in Afghanistan is one of the top items on the agenda, Britain’s intelligence agency reportedly doesn’t hold out much hope for a speedy conclusion. American and British officials quietly have been trying to make a deal with the Taliban for months, reports the UK’s Sun newspaper, but MI6 has cautioned both its own boss, Prime Minister David Cameron, and its American allies, that nothing’s going to happen:
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