UN condemns attack on Ivory Coast prime minister

The UN Security Council condemned an attack on a plane carrying Ivory Coast's prime minister Friday and urged all sides of the West African country's conflict to respect a nascent peace deal. UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon also denounced the attack and reminded Ivorians that the peace agreement "represents a unique opportunity for a peaceful solution to the protracted Ivorian crisis." Prime Minister Guillaume Soro was unharmed in the attack. Three others were killed when the aircraft made a rough landing after coming under heavy gunfire in the country's north.