More Than 1,000 Afghans Killed in Attacks Under New Taliban

Despite a reduction in casualties compared to previous years, a UN report reveals significant civilian harm in Afghanistan since the Taliban takeover, with concerns over attacks on civilians and the need for immediate action.

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