KABUL to get a better understanding of the war-torn country's prospects and needs, a media report said on Friday.
"We think it's important for Security Council members to get the update of the situation from the ground," Kazakh Ambassador Kairat Umarov said on January 11.
According to the Washington Post, Umarov did not give any date for the visit, which he said would be the first to Afghanistan by the full council in seven years.
"We would like them to feel . . .
