ISIL claims attack on Save the Children in Jalalabad

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  • 6 years ago
The UN has called Afghanistan one of the most challenging environments for humanitarians, with Doctors without Borders withdrawing in 2015 and the International Red Cross limiting its operations nationwide.

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