Armed conflict in Afghanistan killed 763 civilians and injured 1,495 in the first three months of this year, the United Nations mission there said Thursday.
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Afghan conflict causes more than 2,000 civilian casualties in first quarter of 2018, UN mission reports
- 12 April 2018

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