Taliban Regime Fails to Support Returning Afghan Refugees

The Taliban regime has reportedly failed to properly support Afghan refugees returning to their country from around the world.

Millions of Afghans returning home are facing serious difficulties, including unemployment, a lack of healthcare, and limited humanitarian assistance.

According to Afghan media outlet Amu TV, displaced Afghan refugees living in Farah province are struggling with unemployment, inadequate medical facilities, and a shortage of humanitarian aid.

Millions of Afghans deported or returning from neighboring countries are also facing severe economic challenges. Afghan media reports that the Taliban regime has failed to provide returning refugees with jobs and basic necessities.

The growing number of returning refugees is also putting additional pressure on humanitarian services and local communities, according to a warning from the United Nations.

Refugee affairs expert Mohammad Jamal said that if the Taliban regime does not address the problems faced by returning refugees immediately, the Afghan people could face a major humanitarian crisis.

Experts say the difficulties faced by returning Afghan refugees highlight the serious challenges facing Afghanistan under the Taliban regime.