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فهرست تحریمهای طالبان
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View Timeline →Taliban Cuts Access to Certain Social Media Platforms
The Taliban has restricted access to social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok starting October 7th. This decision was made during a meeting…
Three Regional Countries Urge Taliban and Pakistan to Exercise Restraint
Recent border clashes between Taliban forces and the Pakistani army have raised tensions following an airstrike in Kabul attributed to Pakistan. Neighboring countries are urging…
Taliban Reports Death of 58 Pakistani Soldiers in Border Clash
A border clash between Pakistani and Afghan forces resulted in the death of 58 Pakistani soldiers, prompting Pakistan to close its border crossings with Afghanistan.…
Pakistan Ready for Talks with Taliban Amid 48-Hour Ceasefire
Pakistan's Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has expressed readiness for dialogue with Afghanistan to address recent conflicts, coinciding with a newly established 48-hour ceasefire. This development…
Pakistan and Taliban Agree to Immediate Ceasefire After Week of Border Clashes
Pakistan and the Taliban have agreed to an immediate ceasefire following a week of violent border clashes, mediated by Qatar and Turkey. Both sides, however,…
Taliban-Pakistan Peace Talks in Istanbul End Without Result
Peace talks between the Taliban and Pakistan aimed at establishing a long-term ceasefire ended without agreement, diminishing hopes for reduced tensions after recent violent clashes.…
12 Killed in Suicide Bombing in Islamabad; Pakistan Blames Afghanistan and India
A suicide bombing in Islamabad resulted in 12 fatalities and 27 injuries, prompting the Pakistani government to blame the Afghan Taliban for sheltering the attackers…
Taliban: 9 Children Killed in Pakistani Airstrikes on Afghanistan
The Taliban reported that Pakistani airstrikes resulted in the deaths of 9 children and a woman in Afghanistan. This incident has escalated existing tensions between…
Secret Abortions in Afghanistan; Women Caught Between Death, Shame, and Law
The report highlights the increasing number of Afghan women turning to unsafe home abortion methods due to the Taliban's strict abortion ban and pressure on…
A Former Afghan Police Commander and Anti-Taliban Figure Shot Dead in Tehran
General Ikramuddin Sari, a former high-ranking police official in Afghanistan and a known opponent of the Taliban, was killed in Tehran alongside his associate Commander…
Afghanistan International Condemns Taliban's Assault on Press Freedom
Afghanistan International has condemned the Taliban's satellite jamming efforts, viewing them as an attack on press freedom and public access to information. This situation involves…
Iranian Foreign Minister's Controversial Visit to Afghanistan Amidst Unrecognized Taliban Government
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi visited Kabul, leading to criticism from Iranian media and commentators due to Tehran's lack of formal recognition of the Taliban…
Iran Seeks Taliban's Help to Identify UK-Linked Afghans for Diplomatic Leverage
Iran has requested the Taliban to provide a list of Afghans who aided British forces, including MI6, to identify and potentially detain them for diplomatic…
Blast at Chinese-run restaurant in Kabul kills seven, including one Chinese national
An explosion at a Chinese-run restaurant in Kabul resulted in the deaths of a Chinese national and six Afghans. This incident highlights ongoing security concerns…
The Fourth School Year Begins Without Millions of Afghan Girls in Schools
The Taliban's ban on education for girls over 12 has persisted for four years, affecting 2.2 million Afghan girls and leading to increased child marriages…
Uncertain Future for Undocumented Afghans in Iran Amid Intensified Crackdowns
Iran's new policies have severely restricted undocumented Afghans' access to essential services, forcing many to return to an unstable Afghanistan. This has led to widespread…
UNICEF Urges Taliban to Immediately Lift Ban on Girls' Education in Afghanistan
UNICEF has called for the immediate lifting of the Taliban's ban on girls' education in Afghanistan, warning that over four million girls could be deprived…
Nowruz in Afghanistan, a Celebration That No Longer Exists
Nowruz celebrations in Afghanistan have diminished significantly under Taliban rule, with many Afghans, particularly women, unable to celebrate due to severe restrictions and poverty. The…
Taliban Claims Doha Agreement with the U.S. Has Ended
The Taliban announced that the Doha Agreement with the U.S. is no longer valid, claiming they have established their own governance system. This statement comes…
Trump: America Should Retrieve Remaining Military Equipment in Afghanistan
Donald Trump has called for the U.S. to retrieve military equipment left in Afghanistan during the troop withdrawal, criticizing the process and expressing anger over…