Mullah Baradar, the Taliban's deputy prime minister, "rented" an expensive Royal Jet plane to return to Kabul from Dubai on Saturday.
According to official UN declarations, 97 percent of Afghans live below the poverty line, unprecedented hunger continues in Afghanistan, and about half a million of the country's population suffers from severe food shortages.

At the same time, Human Rights Watch reported in one of its latest reports that shortages of medicine in health centers are causing people, especially women and children, to lose their lives in different provinces of Afghanistan.

Social media users have written that while the Afghan people are in a state of famine, Taliban officials are using private money to "rent private jets for their personal travels."

During the five days he stayed in the country, he could not meet with the country's officials.

The only news the Taliban reported on the trip was that Mullah Baradar had met with "Afghan businessmen."