Taliban marks fourth anniversary of return to power with internal threats
Summary
The Taliban marked the fourth anniversary of their return to power in Afghanistan with a statement from leader Haibatullah Akhunzada threatening punishment for those ungrateful for their rule. The Taliban's rule has been marked by strict laws and severe restrictions on women's rights. While Russia has officially recognized the Taliban government, most other countries have not.Key Facts
- The Taliban celebrated the fourth anniversary of their return to power, calling it “Victory Day.”
- Taliban leader Haibatullah Akhunzada warned of divine punishment for those not grateful for their rule.
- Taliban rule has included restrictions on women's rights, including bans on education and work for women.
- Russia officially recognized the Taliban government in July, but most countries have not.
- Victory Day celebrations included parades and helicopter flower drops in Afghan cities.
- Afghan women and activists have protested against the Taliban’s oppressive policies.
- The United Nations and human rights groups have condemned the Taliban's treatment of women.
- The International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants against Akhunzada and others for persecution of women.
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