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Louis Charbonneau UNITED NATIONS Wed Jan 6, 2010 2:41pm EST Related News U.N. can't back more Afghan elections without reform Tue, Jan 5 2010 Gates says Afghan mission to get what it needs Wed, Dec 9 2009 U.N. pulls out foreign staff from Afghanistan Thu, Nov 5 2009 Taliban threaten Afghan run-off vote, urge boycott Sat, Oct 24 2009 UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The U.N. special envoy to Afghanistan on Wednesday warned the United States and other Western powers not to let a planned troop surge divert attention from civilian and political goals in the Asian nation. World Washington has pledged to send 30,000 extra troops to Afghanistan in the coming months, bringing the Western force there to more than 140,000. Some other NATO members also are promising more soldiers to help counter Taliban insurgents. "The military surge must not be allowed to undermine equally important civilian objectives and the development of ... a politically driven strategy," Kai Eide, the U.N. envoy to Afghanistan, told the Security Council. Offering a bleak assessment of the Afghan situation, Eide voiced concern about "growing impatience in public opinion in (aid) donor and troop-contributing countries," Afghanis' frustrations over the slow rebuilding of their country and the persistent insurgency. "If these negative trends are not soon reversed, then there is a risk that they will become unmanageable," said Eide, a Norwegian diplomat who is expected to leave his post in March. Eide called for an accelerated "Afghanization" of efforts to rebuild Afghanistan and combat the Taliban, who ruled Afghanistan until a U.S.-led invasion toppled their government eight years ago. 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