UN forced to cut food aid for 10 million Afghans as funding dries up amid Taliban restrictions

The UN World Food Programme has cut rations and aid to 10 million Afghans due to a massive funding shortfall.
The WFP warns of a "catastrophic" winter without more funding, as remote communities will be left with little food.
The agency requires $1 billion to provide aid through March and is expected to run out of funding by October.
of remote areas in need could be cut off without food if more funds don't come through.
Taliban bans on women working, including UN humanitarian staff, have deterred donor countries from providing funds.