Return of communications and internet to Kabul after a complete outage imposed by the "Taliban" authorities
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The Afghan capital, Kabul, and several other provinces regained communication and internet services today, Wednesday, after 48 hours of a complete outage that was unexpectedly imposed by the "Taliban" authorities without prior notice.
The outage, which began last Monday evening, caused a state of general confusion, as mobile phone and internet networks were disrupted, affecting daily life and vital institutions in the country.
This action comes after a series of restrictions imposed by the Taliban on high-speed internet in some provinces over the past weeks, under the pretext of combating "vice," in implementation of the directives of the movement's supreme leader, Hibatullah Akhundzada.
The outage, which began last Monday evening, caused a state of general confusion, as mobile phone and internet networks were disrupted, affecting daily life and vital institutions in the country.
This action comes after a series of restrictions imposed by the Taliban on high-speed internet in some provinces over the past weeks, under the pretext of combating "vice," in implementation of the directives of the movement's supreme leader, Hibatullah Akhundzada.
