KABUL, the UN’s top diplomat in the country said on Wednesday.
The United Nations continued to maintain that there could be no military solution to the conflict, said Tadamichi Yamamoto, the secretary-general’s special representative for Afghanistan.
Equally unacceptable, the fight for Ghazni City had exacerbated deep-rooted wounds dividing Afghan communities at a time when cohesion was more crucial than ever before, he added.
The situation in Ghazni for non-combatants remains particularly grim, as the fighting has led to electricity . . .
