The UN Refugee Agency has suspended its aid operations in Ghazni Province, Afghanistan, following the killing of a French aid worker in the center of the province. The UN in Pakistan has also temporarily closed refugee camps in the Peshawar and Gwadar provinces of Pakistan. UN officials state that the voluntary return of Afghan refugees residing in Pakistan will resume once security conditions in eastern and central Afghanistan are clarified. The UN's actions on Monday come a day after a 29-year-old French aid worker was shot and killed in Ghazni city by two armed motorcyclists. Two suspects have been arrested in connection with this incident.
UN Refugee Agency Suspends Aid Operations in Ghazni Province, Afghanistan
The UN Refugee Agency has halted operations in Ghazni, Afghanistan, after a French aid worker was killed. This suspension reflects ongoing security concerns in the region, impacting Afghan refugees in Pakistan. The situation underscores the challenges faced by humanitarian efforts in volatile areas.
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📰 What Happened
UN Refugee Agency suspended aid operations in Ghazni Province after killing of French aid worker.
- UN Refugee Agency announce aid operations in Ghazni Province
- UN in Pakistan close refugee camps in Peshawar and Gwadar
- Police arrest two suspects
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The UN's suspension of aid operations underscores the deteriorating security situation in Afghanistan.
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