KABUL said on Sunday.
A report from UNAMA put the civilian fatalities from January 1 to July 15 at 1,692 -- 1% more than a year earlier and the highest for the period since 2009.
Militant attacks and suicide bombings were cited as the main causes of deaths. At least 3,430 people were wounded, down by 5%, the report said.
Despite the first-ever ceasefire between the Afghan government and the Taliban during the Eid . . .
