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In tonight's Central Afghanistan news service, we examine the shocking dimensions of recent events. From the controversial attack by a Taliban supporter in the heart of Europe to revealing reports that the detention of girls has become a source of income for Taliban forces in Dasht-e-Barchi, Kabul. What you will see in this program: Details of the overnight detention of a young girl in front of a wedding hall in Dasht-e-Barchi; Eyewitnesses describe the moments of her arrest and transfer in a passenger car. Local sources revealed that the Taliban have turned the detention of women into a business to make money. Scandal in Berlin; A Taliban supporter physically attacked Afghan civil activists and protesters in Germany. While Germany and Norway were the scene of widespread protests against misogynistic policies, the presence of the group's supporters in Europe has been questioned. Intensification of military attacks in the north; The Freedom Front announced a rocket attack on a Taliban barracks in Baharak district of Badakhshan province. Painful incident in Daikundi; Two young brothers drowned and died in Miramur district while fishing. Your opinions are important to us. Does the physical confrontation between Taliban supporters and protesters in European countries indicate the influence of this group? Share your opinions with us in the comments section. 00:00 Introduction and headlines of the most important news 01:09 Increase in the arrest of women in Dasht-e-Barchi and the arrest of a young girl in front of everyone 03:19 Analysis of Dr. Sayed Al-Quqman on the arrest of women from the perspective of Islamic jurisprudence 06:23 Attack by a Taliban supporter on protesters in Germany 07:21 Civil activists in Germany and Norway protest against Taliban policies 09:36 Rocket attack by the Freedom Front on the Taliban in Badakhshan 10:07 Two brothers drown in Daikundi #Central_Afghanistan #NaseerMovahdi #BreakingNews #Taliban #Dasht_e_Barchi #Kabul #Afghanistan