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Afghanistan's President Hamid Karzai says his government is doing whatever it can to free 21 South Koreans held by the Taleban, but says he will not take any step that would result in more kidnappings.
In an interview (recorded Saturday and) broadcast today (Sunday) on CNN, Mr. Karzai called for the safe release of the hostages. He said their Taleban kidnappers 'are neither Muslims nor Afghans' because so many hostages are female, and true Muslims and Afghans would not commit crimes against females.
Asked if his government would negotiate directly with the Taleban, Mr. Karzai replied 'we will do everything other than encourage (more) hostage taking' to free the Koreans.
The Taleban wants the government to release some Taleban prisoners in exchange for the South Koreans. The Afghan government has so far refused a swap.
Afghan President Hamid Karzai says he plans to discuss his country's worsening security situation when he meets with President Bush today (Sunday).
In an interview broadcast on CNN today, Mr. Karzai said he does not blame neighboring Iran for the rising number of suicide bombings and attacks on U.S.-led coalition forces.
Mr. Karzai said in the interview (recorded Saturday) that Iran has been more of 'a helper and a solution' to Afghanistan's problems than a hindrance.
His position contrasts sharply with the Bush administration, which has blamed Iran for bankrolling terrorists and supplying arms to militants in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Mr. Karzai said Afghanistan is investigating reports that Iran is arming insurgents but said his government will continue to have 'good relations' with Tehran.
Mr. Bush and the Afghan president are scheduled to meet today and Monday at (the presidential retreat) Camp David, outside Washington.
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