Afghans can wait for airlift or…’: Experts on escaping Taliban rule
The experts said that those trying to escape by land could encounter as numerous as 20 Taliban checkpoint, Fox News report further said. The experts also called for putting pressure on the Taliban or negotiate with the new sovereigns for a fleetly escape of the people from there, according to Fox News.
John Sifton, the Asia Advocacy Director for Human Rights Watch, told the news outlet that it’ll be a” venturesome trip”, but the people have”no choice”.
Fox News report estimated that over Afghan spouses remain in Afghanistan. There are also about green card holders in the war- torn country, the report further claimed.
US Representative for Michigan’s third congressional section told Fox News that multitudinous are hiding in safe houses or are constantly changing venues.
Meanwhile, New York Post quoted 28- while-old Mir as saying that Taliban fighters carry out night raids now and take people out.”It has been my third time changing venues in the last couple of months,”he told the Post.”I’m safe because they have not located me so far,”he added.
The United States forces completed the process of leaving Afghanistan on August 31, marking the end of a chaotic and messy exit from America’s longest war.
Over people were vacated by the United States and its mate nations in the final frantic weeks of the US retirement from Afghanistan.
Afghanistan plunged into extremity last month after Kabul fell to the Taliban and the democratically opted government of former presider Ashraf Ghani collapsed.
