Pentagon calls drone violations of Afghanistan’s airspace a Taliban issue
Taliban Defense Minister Yaqoob Mujahid recently acknowledged that Afghanistan’s airspace continues to be breached.
Taliban Defense Minister Yaqoob Mujahid recently acknowledged that Afghanistan’s airspace continues to be breached.
Among these incidents, 361 were linked to ISIS-Khorasan (ISIS-K).
International donors have also reduced funding to Afghanistan, citing the Taliban’s increasingly repressive policies toward women as a significant concern.
Afghan migrants in Iran have previously expressed concerns about mistreatment by the Iranian government and the local population.
He also claimed that the Taliban is providing sanctuary to terrorist groups such as ISIS and al-Qaeda in Afghanistan, posing.
In a statement, CPJ urged the international community to take action to protect Afghan journalists and media outlets that are.
The ministers highlighted that under Taliban rule, ethnic and religious minorities, as well as other vulnerable groups, continue to face.
According to the Taliban, these speeches were primarily delivered during Eid prayers in Kandahar and once at a gathering of.
A recent report by U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres highlighted tensions and disagreements among Taliban leaders.
A review of reports from the Taliban’s Supreme Court shows that between March 2022 and March 2023, more than 295.