Afghanistan is facing its first-ever nationwide internet blackout after the Taliban ordered a complete shutdown of fiber-optic services, citing a crackdown on what it calls 'immorality.' Connectivity across the country has collapsed to just 14% of normal levels, leaving millions of Afghans cut off from the outside world.
Amid this crisis, Pakistan has issued a stern warning to the Taliban over cross-border terrorism. Pakistan’s State Minister for Interior, Talal Chaudhry, stated that if negotiations fail, Islamabad will respond with the 'language of bullets.' Authorities claim that nearly 80% of militants involved in recent attacks inside Pakistan were Afghan nationals, further escalating regional tensions.
This unprecedented internet shutdown and growing cross-border conflict have created a dramatic escalation in regional instability, drawing international attention.
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