Millions of Afghans facing severe hunger amid aid cuts
Abdullah Amirzadeh
Press TV, Kabul
More than 17 million Afghans are facing crisis-level hunger this winter as international humanitarian aid to the country continues to decline, raising concerns over worsening economic hardship and growing social pressure nationwide. PressTV's Abdullah Amirzadeh has filed this report from Kabul.
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