Kabul: A total of 9,113 Afghan refugees returned to their homeland from neighboring Iran and Pakistan on Wednesday and Thursday, as stated by Afghanistan's High Commission for Addressing Returnees Problems. According to Nam News Network, in April, more than 250,000 Afghan refugees made their way back to Afghanistan from Pakistan and Iran, as reported by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). The substantial number of returnees highlights ongoing migration and repatriation trends in the region. Currently, nearly seven million Afghan refugees are living abroad, with the majority residing in Iran and Pakistan. Most of these refugees are undocumented migrants, facing various challenges in their host countries. This significant return of refugees underscores the continuous movement of Afghan nationals across borders in search of stability and better opportunities.