Afghan families displaced by Pakistani attacks are in need of urgent humanitarian assistance.

The Taliban’s Minister of Economy, Din Mohammad Hanif, stated that following recent Pakistani attacks, more than 27,000 families have been displaced in nine provinces of the country. He added that these families are now facing serious challenges and are struggling with shortages of food, shelter, clean water, and medicine.

According to Hanif, there is an urgent need for international aid and assistance from both local and foreign humanitarian organizations to help these families, save them from the critical situation, and prevent the further escalation of the ongoing crisis.