A tragic bus accident in Afghanistan resulted in the deaths of at least 75 people, including 17 children, who were Afghan migrants deported from Iran. The accident occurred in Herat province when the bus collided with a motorbike and another vehicle, both of which caught fire. The incident highlights the ongoing challenges faced by Afghan migrants returning from Iran and Pakistan, where they have faced discrimination and forced deportations. The mass expulsions have raised concerns about further destabilization in Afghanistan, with international rights groups and the Taliban criticizing the actions as violations of international norms. The U.N. reports a significant increase in returnees, creating a human rights crisis, particularly for women and girls. Despite Taliban assurances of support for returnees, Afghanistan struggles to provide basic services amid reduced international funding.

Afghanistan is facing a severe humanitarian crisis, exacerbated by the withdrawal of NATO and US troops and the resurgence of the Taliban. Many families, particularly women and children, are in dire need of food, water, and medical care. The organization Help is actively providing aid, including support for returning refugees from Iran, but faces challenges due to international aid cuts. The text calls for donations to support these efforts.