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An Afghan man who spent years helping US forces in Afghanistan is shot and killed in Washington - New Delhi Times - Vimarsana News

An Afghan man who spent years helping US forces in Afghanistan is shot and killed in Washington - New Delhi Times

At 31 years old, Nasrat Ahmad Yar had spent most of his adult life working with the U.S. military in Afghanistan before escaping to America in search of a better life for his wife and four children. He found work as a ride-share driver and even managed to send money back to Afghanistan to help…

An Afghan man who spent years helping US forces in Afghanistan is shot and killed in Washington - Vimarsana News

An Afghan man who spent years helping US forces in Afghanistan is shot and killed in Washington

An Afghan immigrant who'd worked as an interpreter for the U.S. military in Afghanistan was shot and killed this week in the United States.

An Afghan man who spent years helping U.S. forces in Afghanistan is shot and killed in Washington - Vimarsana News

An Afghan man who spent years helping U.S. forces in Afghanistan is shot and killed in Washington

Afghan man who assisted U.S. forces in Afghanistan shot dead in Washington

Interpreter for US special forces in Afghanistan killed in DC – NBC4 Washington - Vimarsana News

Interpreter for US special forces in Afghanistan killed in DC – NBC4 Washington

A father of four who worked as an interpreter for U.S. special forces in Afghanistan for a decade became a casualty of D.C.’s gun violence earlier this week.

Interpreter for US special forces in Afghanistan killed in DC – NECN - Vimarsana News

Interpreter for US special forces in Afghanistan killed in DC – NECN

A father of four who worked as an interpreter for U.S. special forces in Afghanistan for a decade became a casualty of D.C.’s gun violence earlier this week.

Source: necn.com