UN report details Afghanistan casualties (2009-2021)

The article discusses a UN report that highlights the significant damages caused by the Afghan war from 2009 to 2021. The conflict resulted in the deaths of approximately 40,000 civilians and injuries to over 77,000, with the psychological trauma and disabilities of survivors continuing to impact their lives. The report confirms that the bloodiest phase coincided with the presence of NATO and US forces and that the war led to a severe decline in the social and economic conditions of Afghan families, emphasizing the need for psychological and medical support to rebuild the community. It also sheds light on the Taliban's detention of UN personnel, includes comparisons made by Trump regarding American casualties in various wars, discusses the US military withdrawal from Afghanistan, and reports on investigations into the killing of NATO soldiers.

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