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Incident-level documentation from across Afghanistan. Every incident carries a grade showing how well it is corroborated, from a single source to independently confirmed.
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Provinces
| Provinces | Incidents |
|---|---|
| Kabul | 28 |
| Herat | 10 |
| Helmand | 7 |
| Badakhshan | 6 |
| Kandahar | 5 |
| Ghazni | 5 |
| Khost | 4 |
| Kunar | 4 |
| Panjshir | 4 |
| Nangarhar | 3 |
| Baghlan | 3 |
| Balkh | 2 |
| Paktia | 2 |
| Parwan | 1 |
| Takhar | 1 |
| Nuristan | 1 |
| Ghor | 1 |
| Paktika | 1 |
| Badghis | 1 |
| Samangan | 1 |
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A woman was beaten to death with a wooden stick by her husband in Hazrat Sultan district, Samangan, on 1 November 2026. Taliban police said the husband was arre
A woman was beaten to death with a wooden stick by her husband in Hazrat Sultan district, Samangan, on 1 November 2026. Taliban police said the husband was arrested on suspicion of murder and that an investigation is underway. They cited family disputes as the motive. The article places the killing against a background of weakened legal protections and closed support services for women under Taliban rule.
Pakistani forces allegedly struck residential homes in Sordagh village, Shkin district, Paktika, at about 3:10 p.m. on Sunday, killing a young man, injuring two
Pakistani forces allegedly struck residential homes in Sordagh village, Shkin district, Paktika, at about 3:10 p.m. on Sunday, killing a young man, injuring two students, and damaging several homes. Reported by Taliban police command and local sources; not independently verified.
A 10-year-old child was killed and four other children, including a 10-year-old girl, were injured when an unexploded mortar shell reportedly fired from Pakista
A 10-year-old child was killed and four other children, including a 10-year-old girl, were injured when an unexploded mortar shell reportedly fired from Pakistan detonated in the Shapuli Khula area of Dand Patan district, Paktia, on 30 October 2026, according to Taliban police.
The Taliban detained six residents of Dara Abdullah Khil in Dara district, Panjshir: Farooq, Abdul Wahid, Qurban Ali, Mashallah, Mohammad Agha and Shah Ramazan.
The Taliban detained six residents of Dara Abdullah Khil in Dara district, Panjshir: Farooq, Abdul Wahid, Qurban Ali, Mashallah, Mohammad Agha and Shah Ramazan. They were transferred to a Taliban special unit in Anaba district. At least six other Dara residents were detained earlier in the week, making at least 12 arrests. Some detainees are relatives of a former anti-Taliban commander. The arrests followed an explosion claimed by the Green Trend group.
Taliban military units detained two community elders, Mir Ghiyas and Ghulam Akbar, in Abdullah Khil Valley, Dara district, Panjshir, on 27 October 2026. They we
Taliban military units detained two community elders, Mir Ghiyas and Ghulam Akbar, in Abdullah Khil Valley, Dara district, Panjshir, on 27 October 2026. They were transferred to a Taliban military brigade. The elders had been mediating for the release of four other residents detained after an explosion claimed by the anti-Taliban group Green Trend. The Taliban also imposed restrictions and set up checkpoints in the area.
A 12-year-old boy named Hemmat was killed on 25 October 2026 when an old unexploded munition he was playing with detonated in Gandumak area, Sherzad district, N
A 12-year-old boy named Hemmat was killed on 25 October 2026 when an old unexploded munition he was playing with detonated in Gandumak area, Sherzad district, Nangarhar. Taliban officials reported the incident, which follows a similar blast in Shinwar district that killed four children.
Taliban forces arrested four civilian men (Muslim, Shir Shah, Abdul Kabbar and Sayed Rahman) on 23 October 2026 in the Abdullah Khil Valley, Dara district, Panj
Taliban forces arrested four civilian men (Muslim, Shir Shah, Abdul Kabbar and Sayed Rahman) on 23 October 2026 in the Abdullah Khil Valley, Dara district, Panjshir. Local sources say the men have no links to armed groups. They are held at a Taliban special brigade facility in Dashtak. No reason for the arrests has been given.
The Taliban's provincial Directorate for the Propagation of Virtue and Prevention of Vice has reportedly shut down all private educational centres in Parun, Nur
The Taliban's provincial Directorate for the Propagation of Virtue and Prevention of Vice has reportedly shut down all private educational centres in Parun, Nuristan. It sent letters ordering them to close and asked owners to report with their operating licences. Sources say the centres had earlier been warned several times not to expand English-language education.
On 18 October 2026, armed Taliban members in civilian clothes at a checkpoint at the Panjwayi intersection in Kandahar city allegedly opened fire on a car and k
On 18 October 2026, armed Taliban members in civilian clothes at a checkpoint at the Panjwayi intersection in Kandahar city allegedly opened fire on a car and killed the driver, a civilian. A woman was travelling with him. The body was taken to Mirwais Regional Hospital. The motive and the victim's identity are unknown, and Taliban officials have not commented.
Armed Taliban members, identifying as a Ministry of Justice delegation, forcibly entered a house in Phase Three of Omid-e Sabz Township in western Kabul and sto
Armed Taliban members, identifying as a Ministry of Justice delegation, forcibly entered a house in Phase Three of Omid-e Sabz Township in western Kabul and stole cash and gold. This was the second such looting in a week, following one in Phase Four two days earlier. Residents report increased harassment, and the Taliban have evicted dozens of families during house inspections.
Allah Dad Badi Zai, a former local police commander, was arrested by Taliban intelligence in Lashkar Gah, Helmand, about six months ago. The Taliban denied the
Allah Dad Badi Zai, a former local police commander, was arrested by Taliban intelligence in Lashkar Gah, Helmand, about six months ago. The Taliban denied the arrest, and a source reported severe torture in custody three months ago. His body was handed to his family by the Taliban's provincial police command, and he was buried in Marjah district. The cause of death is unclear.
The Taliban Ministry of Information and Culture suspended BBC radio broadcasts across Afghanistan, citing "repeated violations" without giving details. The BBC
The Taliban Ministry of Information and Culture suspended BBC radio broadcasts across Afghanistan, citing "repeated violations" without giving details. The BBC confirmed the suspension and said it was in contact with officials to resolve the issue.
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