The statement detailed that two of the individuals were each sentenced to 15 years in prison, while a third received.

Thomas-Greenfield noted that the Taliban is recruiting young boys as soldiers.

The incident involved a car and a cargo truck, according to the Taliban-run Bakhtar News Agency, which cited Burhani.

An official from the migrant affairs department in Nangarhar noted that 70% of these refugees have been processed.

According to Taliban figures, there were 61 incidents involving mines and unexploded ordnance during this period.

In Kabul’s Deh Sabz district, the court said, a man and a woman were lashed 35 times each on charges.

Miller emphasized the importance of robust monitoring and reporting by organizations implementing aid programs.

Explosive hazards are now the second leading cause of civilian casualties in the country, OCHA says.

Bennett stressed the importance of heightened awareness and clearance efforts.

Amnesty International, criticized the Pakistani government's plan to accelerate the deportation of Afghan refugees after Eid al-Fitr.