14 August 2010 - The United Nations is deeply concerned about yesterday's violent clashes and ongoing tensions in the south and south western areas of Kabul, and the reports of loss of life, injuries and damage to property. The United Nations calls on all parties to cease violence, to exercise restraint and to maintain law and order. The United Nations offers its good offices to all parties to assist them in resolving disputes.
UN concerned about violent clashes
- 14 August 2010
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