Over 1,000 Afghan civilians killed in blasts, violence since August 2021 - UN

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Over 1,000 Afghan civilians killed in blasts, violence since August 2021 - UN
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Over a thousand Afghan civilians were killed in bombings and other violence since foreign forces left and the Taliban took over in 2021, according to a report by the U.N.'s mission to Afghanistan released on Tuesday.

Between Aug. 15 2021 and May this year 1,095 civilians were killed and 2,679 wounded, according to the U.N. Mission to Afghanistan , underscoring the security challenges even after the end of decades of war.

Though armed fighting has fallen dramatically since the Taliban took over in August 2021 as the NATO-backed military collapsed, security challenges remain, particularly from the Islamic State. The militant group was responsible for the majority of attacks, according to the UNAMA, which also noted that the deadliness of attacks had escalated despite fewer violent incidents.

The Taliban have said they are focused on securing the country and have carried out several raids against Islamic State cells in recent months.

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