Taliban deny cybersecurity breach, claim leaked documents were not confidential
In a statement, the ministry claimed that the documents shared on social media were either publicly accessible or related to.
In a statement, the ministry claimed that the documents shared on social media were either publicly accessible or related to.
“In 2024, UNICEF Afghanistan supported 18,000 CBE classes, giving girls and boys a chance to learn where public schools are.
The floggings were carried out following approval from the Taliban’s Supreme Court.
The documents, released by the website Talib Leaks, indicate that as of January 2024
The hackers have published hundreds of these documents on a website called "Talibleaks."
Sources say the migrants were arrested on Wednesday in the Barakahu area of Islamabad.
The incident occurred in the village of Gulistan in the Yaftal Payan district.
Migrants said the police began their operations early Thursday morning.
The letter, shared publicly by Senator Amy Klobuchar, does not specify the names of other senators involved.
A diplomatic source told Amu TV that Afghan diplomats at the embassy had refused to hand over control to Taliban.