US says UN aid to Afghanistan needs evaluation - Reuters

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The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Mike Waltz, stated that international assistance to Afghanistan should be evaluated due to the Taliban's intransigence and exclusion of women from basic rights, despite the ongoing humanitarian crisis.

The U.S. emphasized the need to assess the effectiveness of international assistance to Afghanistan, citing the Taliban's intransigence and the exclusion of women from basic rights, amidst a severe humanitarian crisis.

The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Mike Waltz, emphasized the need to evaluate international assistance to Afghanistan, citing the Taliban's intransigence and exclusion of women from basic rights, despite the ongoing humanitarian disaster.

Despite a humanitarian crisis, the U.S. urges reassessment of aid to Afghanistan due to Taliban's actions and women's rights issues.

The U.S. urges a reassessment of international aid to Afghanistan, citing the Taliban's intransigence and exclusion of women from basic rights.