The Taliban’s leadership will commit to reducing violence once a peace deal is signed with the US, said sources close to the group on Thursday amid a spate of attacks across the country.

The reduction of violence will include a halt in conducting suicide attacks—and other kinds of attacks-- in major cities, and the Taliban will not block major highways, according to sources.

In this program, host Yaser Abarar discusses the topic with Jalaluddin Shinwari, attorney general during the Taliban regime.