Afghanistan's acting minister for refugees, Khalil Rahman Haqqani, was killed in a blast inside the ministry's Kabul headquarters on Wednesday, a shocking event that underscores the region's fragile security. 🕊️⚡
The attack, confirmed by the Ministry of Interior to Xinhua, has rattled Kabul amid ongoing instability. Haqqani, a prominent figure in the Haqqani network linked to the Taliban, played a key role in repatriation efforts for Afghan refugees. His death raises urgent questions about the safety of government officials and the future of humanitarian programs.
💡 Context: The Haqqani network has long been a powerful faction within Afghanistan's political landscape, but internal strife and external pressures continue to fuel volatility. Analysts warn this incident could deepen tensions and disrupt critical aid initiatives for displaced families.
