The UN Security Council will convene on Monday morning to discuss the situation in Afghanistan, a source in the global organization told TASS on Sunday, Trend reports.
"Tomorrow morning [on August 16] the UN Security Council will hold a session on Afghanistan," the source said.
Morning sessions of the UN Security Council normally begin at 10:00 local time (18:00 GMT+4).
According to Al Arabiya, the Taliban movement entered Afghanistan’s capital Kabul on Sunday meeting no resistance, and are taking control of governmental offices, abandoned by pro-government forces. Afghan President Ashraf Ghani left the country. Taliban said it would "take full control of the capital within the next few hours.".