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UN Says Nearly 500 Afghan Civilians Killed in Pakistan-Afghanistan Fighting Since October
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The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan reported that nearly 500 Afghan civilians have been killed and over 1,200 wounded in cross-border fighting between Pakistan and Afghanistan since October.
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UN Says Nearly 500 Afghan Civilians Killed in Pakistan-Afghanistan Fighting Since October
The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan reported that nearly 500 Afghan civilians have been killed and over 1,200 wounded in cross-border fighting between Pakistan and Afghanistan since October. The report highlighted the human rights situation in Afghanistan, with women facing draconian restrictions by the Taliban government. The report also noted that the fighting has defied international peace efforts. The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan documented 499 civilians killed and 1,216 wounded by the fighting between the neighbors. The report highlighted the human rights situation in Afghanistan, with women facing draconian restrictions by the Taliban government. The report also noted that the fighting has defied international peace efforts. The report is a stark reminder of the ongoing conflict in Afghanistan and the human rights situation in the country.
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