Zamir Kabulov, the special presidential envoy for Afghanistan, stated the delisting would allow Moscow to consider recognizing the Taliban.

Russian ministries propose to Putin to remove Taliban from terrorist list

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Russia’s Foreign Ministry and Justice Ministry propose removing the Taliban from list of terrorist organizations

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The Foreign Ministry and Justice Ministry proposed to Putin to exclude the Taliban from the terrorist organization registry.

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Russia to remove Taliban from ‘terror’ list: state media

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Russia To Remove Taliban From Its Terrorist Group List: Report

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Russia to remove Taliban from its list of banned terrorist organisations: Report

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Moscow opens in Kabul: ready to remove the Taliban from the list of terrorist organizations

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Russian government proposes to remove Taliban from list of terrorist organizations

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Russia receives proposal from ministries to remove Taliban from terror list

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Russia to remove Taliban from its list of banned terror groups, invites them for economic forum

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Russian Supreme Court’s ruling needed to remove Taliban from list of terrorists

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Taliban welcome Russia’s intention to exclude them from the list of terrorists

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Russia will remove the Taliban from the list of terrorist groups.

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In Russia, they plan to exclude the Taliban from the list of banned organizations

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Lavrov explained the idea of excluding the Taliban from the list of banned organizations.

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Turkey is preparing to remove the Taliban from the list of terrorist organizations.

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The false equalization between a State and a terrorist movement

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Lavrov reflects on Taliban’s removal from terrorists list, reality

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Russian government wants to remove Taliban from terror list.

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Following recognition as a government? Kreml wants to remove Taliban from terror list.

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Putin has been informed that Russia is preparing to remove the Taliban from the list of banned terrorist organizations

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Russian media: Russia plans to remove the Taliban terrorist organizations from the list.

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Eischt Land op der Welt: Russia will not recognize the Taliban as a terrorist organization again.

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Staatsmedien: Russland will Taliban von Terrorliste streichen

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Russia plans to remove the Taliban from the list of banned terrorist organizations

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Russia considers removing Taliban from its list of terrorists.

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Russia invites the Taliban to the forum and will remove them from the terrorist list

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Moscow – Russia wants to remove Taliban from terrorist list

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Russia Removes Taliban From List of ‘Terrorist Organizations’

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From enemies to friends: Russia wants to remove Taliban from the terrorist list — what’s behind it?

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Russia will remove Taliban from terror list and cooperate economically

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For the second time in three years, the Russian authorities have announced that they are ready to remove the Taliban from the list of terrorists and recognize their government in Afghanistan

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Russia removes Taliban from terror list

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STA: Russia will remove Taliban from list of terrorist organizations

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In Russia, the movement of the Taliban will be allowed.

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Foreign Ministry: Taliban* can be excluded from the list of organizations banned in Russia

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The Russian Foreign Ministry and Justice Ministry have proposed to Putin to exclude the Taliban from the list of organizations banned in Russia.

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Russia to remove Taliban from list of banned terrorist organizations

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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Justice have reported to Putin that the Taliban can be removed from the list of banned organizations – New Europe Gazette.

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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Justice reported to Putin that the Taliban can be removed from the list of banned organizations

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Russia to remove Taliban from its terrorist list

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