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It was besieged by the taliban then, but there was no fighting in the city. that's why tens of thousands had sought refuge in kunduz. today, we were told that during the taliban takeover, mortar shells landed in these camps for the displaced. we don't know what happened to the people we've met there. most of the north of the country has been taken over by the taliban now. those who have escaped to kabul are staring at uncertainty. fears that the capital, too, could fall within weeks. yogita limaye, bbc news, kabul. let's talk to politician

Today, in kabul, we bumped into these men, who we'd met four weeks ago in kunduz. then, the city was a refuge for tens of thousands of people who had fled fighting in villages. now, we learned that in recent days, mortar shells landed in these camps. we don't know what happened to the people we'd met there. most of the north of the country has been taken over by the taliban now. those who have escaped to kabul are staring at uncertainty. fears that the capital, too, could fall within weeks. yogita limaye, bbc news, kabul. a humanitarian disaster is fast unfolding in afghanistan. the un says mo...

Then, the city was a refuge for tens of thousands of people who had fled now, we've learned that in recent days, mortar shells landed in these camps. we don't know what happened to the people we'd met there. those who have escaped to kabul are staring at uncertainty. fears that the capital, too, could fall within weeks. some us officials are now warning that kabul could fall that line and joins us now for more.

Then, the city was a refuge for tens of thousands of people who had fled fighting in villages. now, we learned that in recent days, mortar shells landed in these camps. we don't know what happened to the people we'd met there. most of the north of the country has been taken over by the taliban now. those who have escaped to kabul are staring at uncertainty. fears that the capital, too, could fall within weeks. yogita limaye, bbc news, kabul. what we are seeing unfolding in afghanistan is a new and urgent humanitarian disaster. the un says more than 1,000 civilians have already been killed in t...

Today, in kabul, we bumped into these men, who we'd met four weeks ago in kunduz. then, the city was a refuge for tens of thousands of people who had fled fighting in villages. now, we learned that in recent days, mortar shells landed in these camps. we don't know what happened to the people we'd met there. most of the north of the country has been taken over by the taliban now. those who have escaped to kabul are staring at uncertainty. fears that the capital, too, could fall within weeks. yogita limaye, bbc news, kabul. a humanitarian disaster is fast unfolding in afghanistan. the un says mo...