The UN predicted "hell on earth" for the Afghans

Because of the crisis in the country, 14 million people may face hunger. At least $200 million needed by September to prevent humanitarian catastrophe

In Afghanistan, after the seizure of power by the Taliban (“Taliban” is a terrorist organization banned in Russia), a crisis is brewing: 14 million people may face hunger. David Beasley, Executive Director of the United Nations World Food Programme, told Reuters.

The UN spokesman predicted a “perfect storm” due to several years of drought, conflict and economic recession exacerbated by COVID-19.” If the situation in the country worsens, "hell on earth" will come for the Afghans, he warned.

Beasley urged the world's politicians to "act quickly". It will take at least $200 million by September to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe, he said. The executive director of the World Food Program also expressed hope that the US , Qatar and other Arab states of the Persian Gulf will provide money.

The Taliban banned the export of dollars from Afghanistan Politics

After the United States and its allies withdrew most of their troops from Afghanistan, the Taliban went on the offensive and in mid-August announced the capture of the entire territory of the country. President Ashraf Ghani fled. Now Western countries are evacuating their citizens and the Afghans who collaborated with them.