Original title: The U.S. withdrawal deadline is approaching the Afghan people: Those foreign troops don’t care about our lives Source: CCTV News Client
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With the August 31 evacuation deadline approaching and the Taliban’s refusal to delay the withdrawal time, whether the United States can complete the evacuation as scheduled is actually full of suspense. And what will be the fate of the Afghan refugees gathered at the Kabul airport? The headquarter reporters who have been conducting interviews in Kabul have a deep understanding of the actions of the United States betraying its allies and abandoning the Afghans.
Headquarters reporter Obaid: This is Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan. Afghanistan has experienced decades of wars. Now there are only a few days before the deadline for the withdrawal of foreign troops. (But) many have worked for foreign troops. The Afghans who had passed by were left here by them.
Headquarters reporter Obaid: It is understood that there are still many people waiting outside the Kabul airport and embassies of various countries. Although some of them have legal documents, they still cannot leave Afghanistan. They are very disappointed. An interpreter who had worked for a foreign army for three years felt very sad. He said that I risked my life to work for a foreign army and lost friends on the battlefield. The foreign army also promised to protect us. Safe, but they did not fulfill their promises. He also said that now I understand that those foreign troops do not care about our lives, only their own interests.
An Afghan translator who worked for the US military: We have a lot of proofs, but have never received a reply from the visa office.
reporter:Have you applied for a special immigrant visa for the United States?
Afghan translator who worked for the US military:Yes, but we did not get any response.
American veteran Kristen Rouss: They are trapped by the tedious and complicated visa procedure. This procedure seems to be specially designed to fail and delay. No one cares about them until they finally die.
Aga, a member of the militia: We feel abandoned by the United States. They did not abide by the agreement. They abandoned us halfway through.
(Edited by Zhang Huibin)
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