PESHAWAR: The Pakistani Taliban have suspended peace talks with the Pakistani government, claiming that they are "not serious" with the peace initiative, their spokesman told Dawn.com on Monday.
Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) spokesperson Ehsanullah Ehsan said that the militant organisation has suspended talks with the authorities and claimed that the army and government were not serious in conducting peace dialogue and talks.
Earlier last month the proscribed militant group, which has waged war against the state since 2007, had announced it's willingness for conditional peace talks with the country's top three politicians as guarantors for the dialogue.
