UN chief says attacks on UN more brazen

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is warning on the 10th anniversary of the bombing of UN headquarters in Baghdad that attackers targeting the United Nations have become more sophisticated, more brazen and better armed.
Ban spoke at a memorial service at UN headquarters today honoring the 22 staff members who died in Baghdad and thousands of others who gave their lives "serving peace" in past years.
He says the UN has learned from its losses and is changing the way it operates to strengthen security, training and provisions for families of victims.
But Ian Richards, vice president of the UN Staff Management Committee, says the UN is now "a target" and must do much more to take care of its staff and "bring staff deaths to zero.