According to the airline, the decision to halt services stems from growing unrest and regional instability, with flights to and from Basra and Baghdad in Iraq, as well as Tehran in Iran, being cancelled through Monday.
Initial reports about the Afghanistan avalanche cited eight fatalities, but disaster management officials later updated the death toll to 25 on Monday afternoon, cautioning that the figure might yet rise.
The gathering will be convened by current BRICS chair President Cyril Ramaphosa.
The Israel airstrike on al-Ahli Arab Hospital marks a grim chapter in the ongoing conflict, claiming over 500 innocent lives and sparking international outcry.
Lord Miles’s narrative took a bizarre turn when he mentioned enjoying “picnics and dinners with higher-ups” of the Taliban, painting an almost surreal picture against the backdrop of the volatile political landscape of Afghanistan.
