We can starve, but the kids cry for food: Afghans struggle after a 100 days of Taliban rule

Afghans are battling the worst winters under Taliban rule. With food scarcity and collapsed healthcare, several are struggling. And, this is only expected to worsen.

"Me and my husband can go hungry but we are worried about our children they cry because they are hungry and that is so difficult,” a 35-year-old Zarghuna, mother of two, said while narrating her struggle ever since the Taliban took over Afghanistan on August 15.

"We just have dinner in the evening. Sometimes we don’t even have that and we go to sleep without eating anything. In the morning, we just have tea," she told the Independent UK.