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Mułła Abdul Ghani Baradar przybył do Kabulu. Kim jest? - wydarzenia.interia.pl - Mułła Abdul Ghani Baradar - jeden ze współtwórców ruchu talibów i przywódca jego politycznych struktur przybył do Kabulu. W stolicy Afganistanu odbędą się rozmowy na temat

Mollahul Abdul Ghani Baradar, cofondator şi numărul 2 al talibanilor, a ajuns, sâmbătă, la Kabul, pentru discuţii privind instaurarea unui nou guvern afgan, transmite news.ro. Baradar se va

Interpreter who was on the front line with american forces in afghanistan. overnight taliban forces were coming to his door literally hunting him down. he was able to escape but obviously still in mortal danger. what would be your message to abdul, his wife, and his three young daughters? >> we want you to be able to get to the airport. contact us, well see whatever we can do to get you there. weve got to get you out. we are committed to deal with you, your wife, and your child, to get all three...

>> we have no indication that they have not been able to get through kabul to the airport and we have made an agreement with the taliban so thus far that they can go through and in their interest to go through, and we know of no circumstance where american citizens are carrying the american passport are trying to get through to the airport, but we will do whatever needs to be done to see through to get through the airport. >> and my colleague martha rad ditz interviewed abdul, and we have eviden...

Troops into kabul to evacuate americans that have not been able to get to the airport safely. >> we happened heard that theyve not been able to get. we made an agreement with the taliban and thus far they have allowed them to go through. so we know of no circumstance where american citizens are curing american passports are trying to get through to the airport. we will do whatever needs to be done to make sure they get there . >> last month my colleague interviewed abdul, an interpreter who was ...

Use a window where uk troops were conducting their own evacuation. these troops had cleared a portion of the road outside one of these gates of the airport which now you see images of these gates and theres just hundreds of people piled up against them. these british forces had pushed these people back past a taliban check point and had cleared a portion of road that allowed us this small window of opportunity to use that bit of road to get inside the military airport and get to a flight that wo...

She was told to stay behind and then struggled to get into the airport. the situation is very bad because we were literally inside the compound, we could see the fighting, the shooting. she was crying. when we met her again, there was one of the officers, he was a british officer, he was actually... he cried, too. how was the situation on the plane for everyone? the situation was chaotic. the plane was completely full. one of my children was sitting on the floor. with his work for coalition forc...

We made it. there are lots of people who really need help. 0thers havent made it out. these, the certificates of a former british interpreter we are calling abdul. good enough to risk his life, but refused permission to come to the uk. the home office says it carries

There was one of the officers, he was a british officer, he was actually...he cried too. how was the situation on the plane for everyone? the situation was chaotic. the plane was completely full. one of my children was sitting on the floor. with his work for coalition forces, he feared for his life. we are the lucky ones. we made it. there are lots of people who really need help. others havent made it out. these, the certificates of a former british interpreter we are calling abdul. good enough ...

Are you going to leave us here to die? [ crying ] please, i am begging you. i am begging america, please help us. >> abdul, thank you for your courage and even speaking up. thank you for helping america. >> yeah, no problem. >> thank you for speaking to us tonight. >> no problem. bye. >> thank you. wow. and now i want to bring in kim motley, an international human rights attorney with 13 years experience inside afghanistan. shes brought abduls story and the stories of many other afghans to light...