(VOVWORLD) - The Iraqi and Kurdish army commanders made progress in Saturday talks, aiming at a ceasefire between the federal and Kurdish Peshmerga forces, but the two sides fell short to agree on some pending points.
The meeting took place in Mosul as Iraqi troops were pushing to seize the disputed areas and some border crossing points.The two sides agreed on several points, but the Kurdish side failed to give clear answers, saying that they need to consult with leaders of the Kurdish Regional Government (KRG).