Tajik, Russian Officials Discuss Afghanistan And Cooperation Against Terrorism

Manawi said on Tuesday, "My mission was successfully completed. Criminals will be brought to justice, the International Criminal Court has committed to it."

He stressed, "Finally, the documents we obtained were handed over to the court and the necessary discussions were held with a high level of decision-making.”

Manawi did not name war crimes of a specific group in Afghanistan but earlier, he had announced his visit to Europe and that he would hold discussions with human rights groups and prominent European figures regarding crimes committed by the Taliban.

He had said that he will present documents of "war crimes, human rights violations, and genocide by the Taliban" in these meetings.

Manawi is one of the members of the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan.

The US Secretary of State stressed, "Qatar's support to the people of Afghanistan has strengthened our partnership."

Meanwhile, the US State Department has said that the efforts of the US and Qatar to transfer Afghan citizens to the US are currently ongoing.

Several Afghan citizens are currently in Qatar and waiting for their transfer to the US.

Rashid added that these protests are internal issues of the respective countries and Afghan nationals should not participate in them.

The Taliban's call to Afghan refugees comes while Iranian citizens have been holding nationwide protests for several weeks across Iran.

However so far, the Iranian government has not spoken about the participation of Afghan immigrants in the demonstrations.

On Tuesday, Iran's judiciary announced that the government of Iran had arrested 40 foreign citizens in connection with the country’s recent protests. However, it has not revealed more information about the identity of the arrested individuals.

However, the traffic directorate stressed that traffic incidents have decreased by five percent as compared to last year.

Based on the statistics of the traffic directorate, in the last eight months, about 1,600 traffic incidents have been recorded in Afghanistan, as a result of which 700 people, including 72 women and 182 children, have died.

Lack of standard roads, high speed, and careless driving have been the main reasons for traffic incidents in Afghanistan.

On Monday, the United Nations announced on the International Day of Remembrance of the victims of road accidents that more than 1.3 million people die in traffic accidents in the world every year.

After the Taliban took control of Afghanistan in 2021, Afghanistan's health sector has faced serious challenges. Earlier, the World Health Organisation had reported the collapse of Afghanistan's health sector.

Most of the health centers in remote areas of Afghanistan have been closed or they cannot provide the health services needed by the people due to the lack of facilities and medicine.

During winter, many Afghan citizens, especially in remote and mountainous areas, are deprived of access to health services.