Iran says millions of pardon leave the last date of historical or arresting Refugee news

After clashes with Israel, the security dates were given on Sunday, but humanitarian groups warn that the mass deportations can be stabilized in Afghanistan.

Millions of Afghan migrants and refugees in Iran and the government were asked to arrest or face a certain final date.

The target history of Sunday, as a result of the next 12 days, was a concern about security security Conflict to IsraelThe United States has joined Iran’s uranium enrichment facilities with air strikes.

However, humanitarian organizations warned that mass deportations can further stabilize Afghanistan, one of the poorest nations in the world. Iran is 4 million homes postponed Afghan migrants and refugeesAnd many lived there for decades.

In 2023, Tehran launched a campaign to expel foreigners living in the country. In March, the Iranian government ordered that Afghans, who are not entitled to the abuse of staying voluntarily.

Since then, more than 700,000 Afghans remained and face hundreds of thousands of others. The UN Migration Organization has dropped more than 230,000 in June.

The Afghans of government rejected Afghans ran their homeland To avoid war, poverty and Taliban rules.

The owner of a restaurant, the owner of a restaurant, said that Afghans living in Tehran, “Afghan mood”, “so far,” he said.

“Birth in Iran gives us a sense of being a country of homeland,” Akbari said. “Our parents are from Afghanistan, but this is always known as home.”

A student who had to leave Iran, Muhammad Nasim Mazaheri, agreed: “Deportations are separate to separate families.”

The UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) is estimated that Iran is expected to be more than 30,000 Afghans with Israel every day in Iran.

“We are always trying to be a good host, but the national security is a priority, and, of course, the illegal citizens should return,” he said.

Last month, UNHCR, 1.2 million said Returns AfghansAfter the appointment of the government’s last date on March 20, he came from Iran.

“They come to buses and sometimes five buses suddenly come with families and others at a time, and people go out of the bus and they are very stylish and tired and hungry,”

“This war was exacerbated, but then I have to say that this is part of the main trend, some of them were voluntary, but a large part was deported.”

Al Jazeera, Serdar, who reported from Tehran, said that Afghans are increasingly accused of economic challenges, shortcomings and social problems in Iran.

“These allegations were gasoloated between the conflict between Iran and Israel between the political rhetoric and social media campaigns and claimed that Israel’s claims were hired as a spy,” he said.