However, multiple Kabul residents told Amu that the power situation has worsened, with some saying they receive just six hours.

The storm also caused significant financial damage to local residents and public infrastructure.

The movement emphasized that Afghan refugees fled to Iran due to the unstable and critical situation in Afghanistan.

32 families were deported by Pakistan on the same day.

The women in a statement condemned "the ongoing violence" against Hazara community.

The woman was subjected to 30 lashes in front of a crowd, according to a Taliban statement.

Taliban claimed that the leader of the group is a Tajikistani national who was planning a suicide bombing.

At a recent press conference, Gordon Brown, the United Nations Special Envoy for Global Education, issued a call to Muslim-majority.

"There will be a meeting of the United Nations Legal Committee in October," Brown announced.

Hoshmand’s detention marks the third arrest of a political analyst in Kabul within the past week.