UN warns Afghanistan remains unstable after Taliban ouster
The United Nations reports ongoing instability in Afghanistan despite Taliban forces being driven from key cities. Looting targets U.N. offices in Mazar-e-Sharif and Jalalabad, four foreign journalists are killed along the Kabul to Pakistan route, while Kabul stays calm. The UN pursues a Berlin conference for four political groups to form a multiparty government and speed food aid, with security concerns hindering operations.
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