Afghanistan’s UN mission condemns Iranian border shooting of migrants as ‘inhumane’
The Afghan mission also urged Iran to “respond transparently, identify the perpetrators, and ensure justice is served.”
The Afghan mission also urged Iran to “respond transparently, identify the perpetrators, and ensure justice is served.”
Mujahid said on Wednesday that they are aware of “vague reports” in the media.
Kazemi Qomi emphasized that enforcing border security and addressing illegal entry are legitimate rights of any country.
The public floggings come amid mounting international condemnation of the Taliban's practices.
Hanef Atmar, Afghanistan’s former foreign minister, called the incident “heartbreaking and shocking”.
Sharif stressed that Afghanistan must ensure its territory is not used for terrorist activities against neighboring countries.
The statement also called for international cooperation to encourage the Taliban to establish an inclusive government in Afghanistan.
Two survivors claim that at least 260 people were killed in the incident on the border.
The organization further alleged that the migrants were targeted with direct gunfire and RPG attacks.
Kohistani was freed on Tuesday evening, his relatives confirmed.