She’s so scared, says husband as wife tries to leave Afghanistan

The transcript discusses the speaker's concerns about the safety of their family in Kabul amidst the Taliban's return to power. The speaker, from a musical family, fears for their livelihood and safety. They express hope for a change in the Taliban's mentality compared to 20 years ago. The speaker's wife was injured during an airport incident, highlighting the urgency of their situation. They have applied for a visa but face delays. The speaker calls for immediate international action to ensure safety and stability in Kabul.

What is the speaker's hope regarding the Taliban's mentality?

• That they have become more open-minded

• That they will focus on economic growth

• That they will leave the country

• That they will continue their old ways

Why is the speaker concerned about their family's future?

• They are planning to move abroad

• They are involved in music, which may be targeted

• They have no access to education

• They are facing health issues

What unexpected event does the speaker mention?

• A sudden change in weather

• A quick political collapse

• An economic boom

• A family celebration

What happened to the speaker's wife at the airport?

• She was detained by authorities

• She was injured by broken glass

• She lost her passport

• She missed her flight

What does the speaker hope for regarding their wife's visa application?

• That it will be lost in the system

• That it will be processed in a year

• That it will be denied

• That it will be expedited due to the situation

What is the speaker's main request to the international community?

• To provide financial aid

• To send military support

• To take immediate action for safety

• To offer educational scholarships

Why does the speaker believe immediate action is necessary?

• To increase tourism

• To ensure safety before the world stops watching

• To improve healthcare facilities

• To prevent economic collapse