In recent weeks, Afghanistan has faced a significant rise in the number of returnees, with millions of deportees forced to start anew under Taliban rule. Reports indicate that over 250 Afghan migrant families have been returned from Iran and Pakistan, with nearly 2,000 individuals returning in a single day. The situation has become increasingly dire, as the influx of returnees strains already limited services and exacerbates the ongoing humanitarian crisis. Many returnees face uncertainty and challenges, as they rebuild their lives in a country struggling with the consequences of forced repatriation. As deportations intensify, six million Afghans are now confronting the realities of life under the Taliban, with reports of over 1,200 migrants repatriated through key route crossings.