Taliban militants on Wednesday described London Conference on Afghanistan as a 'trick to deceive public opinion' and vowed to continue war till the withdrawal of NATO-led troops from the war-torn country. 'Both Obama and Brown by organizing London Conference want to deceive their people that the international community is supporting them in war in Afghanistan,' the outfit said in a statement released to media from undisclosed location on the eve of the international conference on Afghanistan to be held in London on Thursday. During the conference, Afghan President Hamid Karzai is expected to unveil a plan for Taliban integration into society and seek the international community's support which includes de- listing the names of Taliban leaders from the black list of the United Nations and providing job, land and pension to Taliban fighters if they give up militancy. 'The enemy should know that Mujahidin (holy warriors) of Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (the name of ousted Taliban regime) are not fighting for money, rather they are fighting for the freedom of their country,' the statement said. In the statement written in Pashtu language, which is spoken by most Taliban fighters, the outfit said, 'There is no solution to Afghan problem except the pullout of foreign troops from the country.' 