KABUL (UNAMA) on Wednesday said there was no military solution to the fighting in the war-ravaged country, where civilian casualties rose five percent this year.
At least 8,050 Afghan civilians were killed or wounded in the first nine months of 2018, the UN mission said, blaming almost half of the casualties on suicide bomb attacks and other improvised devices “that may amount to war crimes.”
During the same period a year earlier, there were 8,084 casualties, with deaths this year rising five percent . . .
