Germany Deports 40 Afghans Convicted of Crimes to Kabul as Removals Continue
KABUL, AFGHANISTAN – Germany has deported 40 Afghan nationals convicted of criminal offences to Kabul on a direct charter flight, German media reported, as Berlin continues removals despite widespread criticism over returns to Taliban-ruled Afghanistan. The aircraft carrying the deportees departed from Leipzig/Halle Airport in eastern Germany and landed in Kabul on Wednesday, October 28, according to German newspaper Bild, which cited the country’s Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt. The deportees included individuals convicted of sexual offences, violent crimes and drug trafficking,…
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[Claude] Report 2 covers the same German deportation of 40 Afghans convicted of crimes to Kabul, with no conflicting facts.
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