KABUL (Pajhwok): The Islamic State group seems to be present in almost all 34 provinces of Afghanistan, says a top UN diplomat.
The Taliban seemed to rely heavily on extrajudicial detentions and killings of ISIS-K militants, the UN secretary-general’s special envoy said.
Deborah Lyons, briefing the UN Security Council on Wednesday, noted: "This is an area deserving more attention from the international community."
Reuters quoted her as telling the powerful UN body that the Taliban, who seized power in mid-August, had been unable to stop the expanding presence of ISIS-K.
She said: “Once limited to . . .
