Afghanistan has no coastline, no port, and no direct place in the maritime standoff unfolding around the Strait of Hormuz. Yet the crisis in one of the world’s most important sea routes is already being felt in Afghan markets, trade corridors, and humanitarian operations.
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KABUL, AFGHANISTAN - Following the incursion of Kuchi herds into areas of Punjab district in Bamyan province, located in central Afghanistan, a delegation led by the Taliban governor has decided that, until a final decision is issued, no one is allowed to take their livestock into the disputed areas.
The Taliban's Ministry of Interior announced today (Wednesday, July 1) that it had dispatched a delegation to resolve the dispute between Kuchis and local residents in Punjab district of Bamyan province.
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