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'Furious, Ashamed, Saddened to Tears:' Serviceman Remembers Chaotic Withdrawal From Afghanistan 1 Year On - Vimarsana News

'Furious, Ashamed, Saddened to Tears:' Serviceman Remembers Chaotic Withdrawal From Afghanistan 1 Year On

About a year ago, U.S. troops withdrew from Afghanistan, bringing America’s longest war to a chaotic end. The ...

The Inside Story-Flight of the Translators TRANSCRIPT - Vimarsana News

The Inside Story-Flight of the Translators TRANSCRIPT

TRANSCRIPT The Inside Story: The Flight of the Translators Episode 55 – September 1, 2022 KANE FARABAUGH, VOA Midwest Correspondent: Amid the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, tens of thousands of Afghans who worked alongside the military made desperate attempts to flee. “James” Former...

A year later, Afghan drone strike's survivors remain stranded - Vimarsana News

A year later, Afghan drone strike's survivors remain stranded

Despite promises by the Biden administration, relatives and colleagues of an aid worker killed in a U.S. drone strike remain stuck in Afghanistan.

The US killed him in error and vowed to help relatives leave Afghanistan. A year later, some are still stuck - Vimarsana News

The US killed him in error and vowed to help relatives leave Afghanistan. A year later, some are still stuck

The Pentagon acknowledged that its killing of 10 civilians — seven of them children — had been a mistake, a result of faulty intelligence that targeted Zemari Ahmadi as a terrorist rather than a longtime aid worker. None of the strike’s planners have been held accountable.

The U.S. killed him in error and vowed to help relatives leave Afghanistan. A year later, some are still stuck - Vimarsana News

The U.S. killed him in error and vowed to help relatives leave Afghanistan. A year later, some are still stuck

Despite promises by the Biden administration, relatives and colleagues of an aid worker killed in a U.S. drone strike remain stuck in Afghanistan.

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