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6 Million Pushed Back to Afghanistan in Under 3 Years as Aid Runs Dry
About six million Afghans have been pushed back from Iran and Pakistan since September 2023, with almost half arriving in 2025 — overwhelming border towns and an aid system already in retreat.
O que sabíamos inicialmente
- About six million Afghans returned from Iran and Pakistan since September 2023, almost half in 2025.
- Returnees face prolonged difficulty securing shelter, livelihoods and schooling.
- Single-day returns can exceed 2,500 people, heavily concentrated at Torkham.
Então ainda em aberto
- No verified breakdown by country, timing, or forcible versus voluntary share exists.
- No verified accounting of aid funding against shelter and service needs exists.
O que dissemos que iríamos acompanhar
- Whether border processing and inland resettlement can scale before winter deepens shelter needs.
- Whether donors restore funding as drought and mass return collide.
