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British politician blasts US leaving Afghanistan as 'mistake' that has handed the Taliban 'momentum' - Vimarsana News

British politician blasts US leaving Afghanistan as 'mistake' that has handed the Taliban 'momentum'

British Defence Secretary Ben Wallace warned 'the international community will probably pay the consequences' as he confirmed Afghanistan's second biggest city, Kandahar had fallen.

5 things to know for August 13: Census, Covid, Afghanistan, migrants, Britney Spears - Vimarsana News

5 things to know for August 13: Census, Covid, Afghanistan, migrants, Britney Spears

5 things to know for August 13: Census, Covid, Afghanistan, migrants, Britney Spears

Source: wlfi.com
He Worked With the U.S. for 9 Years. Now He's Left Behind in Afghanistan. - Vimarsana News

He Worked With the U.S. for 9 Years. Now He's Left Behind in Afghanistan.

Video calls provide a rare, intimate look into the daily life of an Afghan family whose future is hanging in the balance as the U.S. war in Afghanistan comes to an end.

Protecting US Government-Employed Afghans - Vimarsana News

Protecting US Government-Employed Afghans

Congress is prioritizing legislation to expedite the visa process for U.S. government-employed Afghans in order to protect them from potential danger.

U.S. State Dept.: Taliban shows little regard for human life - Vimarsana News

U.S. State Dept.: Taliban shows little regard for human life

U.S. State Dept.: Taliban shows little regard for human life Taliban fighters react to a speech by their senior leader in the Shindand district of Herat province, Afghanistan. (AP Photos/Allauddin Khan, File) OAN Newsroom UPDATED 7:27 PM PT – Monday, August 2, 2021 The U.S. State Department has struggled to keep up with the crumbling situation in Afghanistan. On Monday, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the growing atrocities committed by the Taliban have posed significant problems for diplomats and military personnel in the country. “I think it speaks to a larger issue, which i...

Source: oann.com