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From Daily Star · () English

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  • The Taliban government reported that airstrikes in three eastern Afghan provinces resulted in civilian casualties.
  • Dozens of civilians were reportedly killed or wounded in the attacks.
  • The report comes amid ongoing security concerns and international scrutiny of the Taliban's governance.

The Taliban government announced on Monday that airstrikes carried out in three eastern provinces of Afghanistan have resulted in civilian casualties. Official statements indicate that dozens of civilians were either killed or wounded as a result of these attacks.

Details regarding the specific provinces targeted and the precise number of casualties remain limited in the initial reports. The nature of the airstrikes, including who conducted them and their intended targets, has not been fully clarified by the authorities.

This report of civilian harm underscores the persistent security challenges within Afghanistan, even after the Taliban's takeover. International organizations and observers continue to monitor the situation closely, with a focus on the protection of civilians and adherence to humanitarian principles. The Taliban administration faces ongoing pressure to ensure stability and prevent harm to its population.

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