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epa12420610 People use a mobile phones as internet and telecom services are gradually restoring after almost three days of closures in Kabul, Afghanistan, 01 October 2025. Afghanistan restored mobile networks and the internet on 01 October after a two-day nationwide shutdown ordered by Taliban authorities. The blackout halted businesses, banks, and travel, leaving the country nearly cut off. Netblocks called it a deliberate disconnection. Connectivity’s return sparked street celebrations in Kabul, with residents likening the moment to a holiday. EPA/SAMIULLAH POPAL
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Riparte Internet in Afghanistan, festa nelle strade
epa12304402 Afghans walk on a road as Taliban mark the fourth anniversary of Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, in Kabul, Afghanistan, 16 August 2025. Taliban supporters marked the fourth anniversary of the group's return to power with street marches, flag displays, and flower-spraying in Kabul, as regime symbols covered walls and a bustling market for Taliban flags emerged across the city. EPA/SAMIULLAH POPAL
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Afghanistan, stop a internet fino a 'nuovo avviso'
epa12350047 Rescue helicopters airlift victims of the earthquake in Kunar, Afghanistan, 03 September 2025. At least 1400 people have been killed and some 2,000 injured after a shallow magnitude-6.0 earthquake and several aftershocks shook Nangarhar and Kunar in eastern Afghanistan overnight, officials reported. EPA/SAMIULLAH POPAL
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Sisma Afghanistan, bilancio sale a 2.200 morti
epa12344222 A view of damaged houses after an earthquake in Kunar, Afghanistan, 01 September 2025. At least 800 people have been killed and some 2,000 injured after a shallow magnitude-6.0 earthquake and several aftershocks shook Nangarhar and Kunar in eastern Afghanistan overnight, officials reported on 01 September 2025. EPA/SAMIULLAH POPAL
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Terremoto in Afghanistan, salgono a oltre 1.400 i morti
epa10913183 People affected wait for relief in the earthquake-hit Enjil district of Herat, Afghanistan, 11 October 2023. The United States Geological Survey reported another earthquake on 11 October, near Herat province in Afghanistan, with a strength estimated at 6.3 on the Richter scale. More than 12,000 people have been affected and 20 villages completely destroyed by the 6.3-magnitude earthquake and the consecutive aftershocks that struck western Afghanistan over the weekend. The tremors have left more than 2,400 dead and over 2,000 wounded over the last few days according to estimates by the government and nonprofit organisations. EPA/SAMIULLAH POPAL
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Sale a oltre 800 morti bilancio del sisma in Afghanistan
epa10913204 A view of demolished houses in the earthquake-hit Enjil district of Herat, Afghanistan, 11 October 2023. The United States Geological Survey reported another earthquake on 11 October, near Herat province in Afghanistan, with a strength estimated at 6.3 on the Richter scale. More than 12,000 people have been affected and 20 villages completely destroyed by the 6.3-magnitude earthquake and the consecutive aftershocks that struck western Afghanistan over the weekend. The tremors have left more than 2,400 dead and over 2,000 wounded over the last few days according to estimates by the government and nonprofit organisations. EPA/SAMIULLAH POPAL
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Almeno 622 morti e 1500 feriti per il sisma in Afghanistan
epa10912556 Ambulances drive along a street to help injured victims after another earthquake hit Herat, Afghanistan, 11 October 2023. A 6.3-magnitude earthquake and the consecutive aftershocks that struck western Afghanistan during the weekend killed nearly 3,000, according to estimates by the government and nonprofit organizations. Over 2,000 people were wounded and 20 villages completely destroyed in the tremors. EPA/SAMIULLAH POPAL =
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Scontro tra bus e camion in Afghanistan, oltre 50 morti
epa12298609 Cars drive along a road lined with flags of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan installed ahead of the fourth anniversary of the Taliban takeover, in Kabul, Afghanistan, 13 August 2025. The Taliban government on 15 August marks the fourth year since its return to power in 2021, ending a major offensive which followed the withdrawal of US troops from the country. The takeover has resulted, among other things, in a reversal of women's rights, as well as the country becoming isolated internationally. EPA/SAMIULLAH POPAL
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Quarto anniversario del ritorno al potere dei talebani a Kabul