NEW DELHI ---The civilians in Afghanistan continue to die in record numbers, as the U.S. and the Taliban are negotiating a peace deal to end the 17-year-old war. The civilians in Afghanistan continue to die in record numbers, as the U.S. and the Taliban are negotiating a peace deal to end the 17-year-old war. Since the United Nations (UN) began recording civilian casualties in Afghanistan in 2009, it has documented nearly 31,000 civilian deaths and as per the UN data the war has left 57,000 civilians injured. The militant attacks and suicide bombs are the leading causes of civilian deaths. In the last year alone, the UN documented 8,050 civilian casualties (2,798 deaths and 5,252 in...
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