Taliban say four Chinese nationals arrested for smuggling raw gold at Kabul airport
The Chinese Embassy in Kabul has not issued any public comment regarding the arrests.
The Chinese Embassy in Kabul has not issued any public comment regarding the arrests.
The cause of the accident has not been publicly disclosed.
The arrests follow the launch of a nationwide deportation campaign targeting Afghans without valid legal status.
The new funding will be channeled through United Nations partners to deliver critical services focused on sexual and reproductive health,.
Mujahid said the meeting was attended by Taliban’s senior security officials.
Ashraf Haqshanas, a Taliban spokesperson for the Ministry of Public Works, said the closure is aimed at preventing accidents and.
The AFJC said it obtained voice messages from Taliban officials, shared via WhatsApp groups that include journalists and provincial authorities.
The flight, which departed from Islamabad, Pakistan, landed at Hannover Airport in the afternoon, according to a statement from the.
The man, identified as Haji Sattar, is a wheat trader from Imam Sahib district in Kunduz province. He reportedly disappeared.
Two sources in Herat told Amu that the dismissals were carried out “arbitrarily and unlawfully” by local Taliban departments, leaving.
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