A Taliban spokesman for the department reported that 326,000 passports were issued during this period.

Miller explained the situation involved two Afghan nationals from Guantanamo Bay sent to Oman, unrelated to any exchange.

This operation involved 365 families and 400 vehicles returning to Afghanistan.

The affected districts, including Ubeh, Chisht Sharif, Aderskan, Rabat Sangi, and Golran, experienced floods that devastated several areas.

Taliban says the meeting focus on "strengthening relations" between the two sides.

According to the police, the woman was allegedly assaulted by Hakimi "whom she had recently met while at his residence."

This follows the deportation of more than 200 migrants on Sunday, the ministry reported.

The donation arrives as OCHA highlighted the urgent need for humanitarian aid in Afghanistan, with 23 million people requiring assistance.

According to the assessment, the Taliban has consolidated its power in Afghanistan by suppressing anti-Taliban groups.

The event, scheduled for Monday, was intended to highlight the challenges faced by Afghan women. Pakistani authorities have not commented.