
Taliban Bans Smartphones for Afghan Government Officials
The Taliban has issued a ban on the use of smartphones for all Afghan government employees. This directive aims to control communication and information access among officials.
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The Taliban has issued a ban on the use of smartphones for all Afghan government employees. This directive aims to control communication and information access among officials.
Afghan officials have reported that an explosion at a hotel in downtown Kabul has resulted in a number of people being killed and injured.

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Afghan officials accuse Pakistan of targeting civilians and violating its sovereignty in Sunday's border air raids.

Afghanistan's Taliban government has reportedly imposed a ban on smartphones for government officials, though the Taliban-led Communications and IT ministry has debunked claims of a widespread ban.

The Mar 16 attack hit a drug treatment centre and killed 411 people, according to Afghan officials.
A Pakistani fighter jet crashed in Jalalabad, Afghanistan, with Afghan officials reporting the pilot was captured.

Afghan officials report that Pakistani strikes have resulted in the deaths of seven people and injuries to 85 others. These attacks are noted as the first since recent peace talks between the two nations.
Afghanistan says Pakistan is to blame for a strike on a drug rehabilitation center in Kabul that killed at least 400 people, the deadliest attack since fighting began weeks ago.

Afghan officials report that over 100 terrorists were killed in recent air strikes, with the country vowing continued retributive actions if militant activities persist.