The UN Security Council condemned an attempt to assassinate Afghan presidential frontrunner Abdullah Abdullah on Friday, calling for an orderly transition to a new government. Abdullah escaped an assassination attempt when two blasts hit his campaign motorcade in Kabul, killing at least six people just ahead of next week's hotly contested runoff. "The members of the Security Concil underlined their support for Afghanistan's democratic processes, and looked forward to the second round of the presidential election and the continued orderly transition to a new administration,"they said in a statement. Six people were killed when two attacks targeted the motorcade of Abdullah, security officials said. The interior Ministry said a suicide bomber attacked Abdullah'sconvoy. They condemned terrorist attacks against civilians and "attempts to disrupt elections by targeting election personal, candidates or infrastructure.