U.N., Russia worry Islamic State in Afghanistan

17 Mar 2015

“The top U.N. envoy in Afghanistan said Monday that recent reports indicate the Islamic State extremist group has established a foothold in Afghanistan, a view echoed by Russia which urged the Security Council to stop its expansion.”

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