Iranian official says Afghanistan not ready to receive returning migrants
Ahmadi said Taliban authorities have repeatedly stated that they are not in a position to accept returning migrants.
Ahmadi said Taliban authorities have repeatedly stated that they are not in a position to accept returning migrants.
Several returnees recounted that, despite holding legal documents such as visas or residency cards, they were detained and expelled.
“No one should use migrants as a political tool,” the statement read.
The total value of terminated assistance exceeds $1.3 billion.
The group of 101 individuals reportedly spent two to five days in detention before being deported.
Mirziyoyev also underscored the broader threat posed by ongoing conflicts around the world, warning that such crises endanger both global.
The Taliban also appealed to the United Nations and international organizations to intervene and “prevent a humanitarian disaster,” and to.
In the first case, an individual identified as Nematullah was fatally shot by unidentified gunmen in the Jaghli Road area.
In a statement, the ministry said the two officials spoke about bilateral relations, regional security, and economic cooperation, with a.
The report highlights that more than 1.5 million girls remain out of school following the Taliban’s nationwide ban on education.
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