"Afghanistan has yet to achieve full freedom and independence," he said. "U.S. drones fly constantly and visibly in our airspace.

Furthermore, they noted that these groups promote ideas and "views of hatred" to create divisions among people, religions, and nationalities.

The ministry's statement forecasts rainfall amounts ranging from 15 to 80 millimeters depending on the region, while snowfall is expected.

On the first day of Eid, internet services were also sporadically unavailable across various provinces.

The advisory highlighted that terrorists continue to target foreigners, non-governmental organizations, and humanitarian operations.

The United Nations has repeatedly highlighted the dire situation, warning that over half of Afghanistan's population is facing a lack.

Akhundzada reiterated his support for public punishments, which he argued were divine commands rather than human decisions.

The ceremony was attended by senior Taliban officials, including Akhund's three deputies, the chief minister himself did not participate

During such gatherings, including Eid and Friday prayers, Akhundzada has consistently emphasized the enforcement of Sharia law, opposition to “democracy,”.

UN spokesman Stéphane Dujarric said Monday that the process of naming a special representative for Afghanistan is underway.