Pakistan expels over 1,500 Afghan migrants in a day amid ongoing deportation drive
The number marks a slight decrease from the over 1,600 migrants deported the previous day.
The number marks a slight decrease from the over 1,600 migrants deported the previous day.
While speaking in Kabul on Monday, he claimed they have managed the return of migrants effectively.
This briefing follows a closed-door meeting held by the Security Council last week to discuss Afghanistan, the details of which.
Critics argue that the Taliban's return to power and the fall of the previous Afghan government were consequences of this.
He applauded the release of Parsi and Neda Parwani, and their families, emphasizing that their imprisonment was unwarranted.
This figure reflects a consistent level of deportations compared to the previous day. The migrants were deported through the Torkham.
The three pilots, Mohammad Hussain Musawi (35), Mohammad Bashir Safdari (35), and Ali Jan Ferdawsi (29), had arrived in Oregon.
Among the resettlement camps is one located in the Sarubi district of Kabul, accommodating returnees and deportees from Pakistan.
This funding is aimed at providing support to refugees and sustaining humanitarian assistance in protracted crises worldwide, Australia’s Foreign Ministry.
The statement comes amid concerns, as Shiites constitute the second-largest religious group in Afghanistan after the followers of the Hanafi.