Taliban Publicly Flog Woman & Man In Logar

According to the report, a number of migrants were killed, injured and disappeared from a group of 150 people as a result of the explosion of mines and then, the shooting by Iranian border guards.

Halvash, which covers Sistan and Baluchestan news, quoted local sources as saying that the incident took place on Thursday evening, October 17, when a group of 150 Afghan migrants were trying to cross the Iran-Afghanistan border "illegally".

Halvash said that they were looking for more detailed information about the event.

Officials of the Islamic Republic have not yet commented on this matter.

In the past week, this is the second report of border guards shooting at Afghan migrants on the Iran-Afghanistan border.

On Tuesday, October 15, Iranian border forces opened fire on a group of 300 Afghan migrants who were trying to enter Iran in the Kalgan Saravan area. According to the report, the incident left "dozens" dead and wounded.

Iran's ambassador to Kabul and the commander of Iran's Sistan and Baluchestan border guard denied the previous incident of shooting and killing migrants. In a statement, the Taliban said that it had appointed a high-level panel to investigate reports of shooting at Afghan refugees. So far, the results of the board's investigation have not been published after a few days.

A number of short films by Afghan directors won awards at the festival.

The festival, which was held in the Swedish capital on October 19 and 20, showcased the best short film, feature film, best documentary, and best animated film by various directors.

In this festival, a film directed by Kazem Ajram was announced as the winner of the best short film category. Other awards at the festival included- Best Fiction film by Ahmad Ebrahimi, Best Documentary by Naved Mahmoudi, and Best Film by Shoaib Sharifi in collaboration with Phil Grabsky.

As part of the festival, an Afghan girl held a painting exhibition calling for justice for gender equality in Afghanistan.

Afghan singer Wajiha Rastagar also performed her new song at the festival and dedicated it to Afghan protesting girls.

According to the front, the attack took place in the village of Mughal Baik Khel in Kapisa province.

So far, the Taliban has not commented on the incident.

The National Resistance Front said that the Taliban's weapons were also seized by its forces and a Taliban military vehicle was destroyed in the attack.

This is the second attack by this front against the Taliban in the past three days. On Sunday, the NRF said that it attacked a Taliban base in Takhar on Friday, October 18.

This front wrote in a statement that this operation started with the launch of several rockets and inflicted heavy casualties on the Taliban.

This front has not provided statistics on the number of casualties.

The statement said that the attack first began with the firing of several missiles at specific targets, and after inflicting casualties and creating panic in the enemy's ranks, the infantry section of the Afghanistan Freedom Front took action.

AFF said that the operation lasted ten minutes and its forces left the area after the operation was successful.

According to the details published by this front, the Taliban had taken strict security measures in the last two days and were busy repairing worn-out war planes.

AFF, however, said that in addition to causing severe casualties to the Taliban, they also disrupted the repair programme of warplanes during the attack on the Kabul airport.

On Sunday night, local sources contacted Afghanistan International and reported the occurrence of two powerful explosions in the vicinity of Kabul Airport. Sources said that the explosions occurred around 8 pm on Sunday.

The Taliban has not yet commented on this matter.

According to the court’s statement, the two individuals were each sentenced to 39 lashes, which were carried out in public on Sunday.

The statement, released on Sunday, October 20, clarified that the punishment was based on a ruling from the primary court in Farkhar district.

Despite condemnation from international human rights organizations, the Taliban continues to administer corporal punishment and public floggings.

In the past week alone, the group has publicly flogged 34 individuals, including women, across the provinces of Khost, Kunar, Laghman, and Kabul, on various charges.