CLEAN : Race against time to relocate NATO's Afghan translators

The transcript discusses various topics, starting with unrelated phrases and moving into the impact of COVID-19 on processing and staffing issues. It highlights personal regrets and risks faced by interpreters who worked with US and British forces in Afghanistan. The narrative includes termination issues, demonstrations in Kabul, and the critical role interpreters played, along with the dangers they face from groups like the Taliban.

What was one of the main challenges faced by the SVS applicants during the COVID-19 pandemic?

• Technical issues with the application system

• Backlog in processing applications

• Increased application fees

• Lack of interest from applicants

Who recognizes the debt owed to those who risked their lives for the United States?

• Only the military leaders

• Members of Congress and military leaders

• The general public

• Only the ambassador

What is the main regret expressed by the individual who worked with the US government in Afghanistan?

• Not being able to travel to Europe

• Working with the US government

• Not learning a new language

• Missing family events

What was a common reason for termination mentioned in the transcript?

• Failure to pass polygraph tests

• Lack of experience

• Poor communication skills

• Inability to work in teams

What role did interpreters play in supporting coalition forces?

• Training new recruits

• Relaying information about enemy plans

• Carrying out missions independently

• Providing medical assistance

What is the perception of interpreters in Afghanistan according to the transcript?

• Indifferent

• Highly respected

• Neutral

• Viewed negatively

What is the main threat faced by former interpreters according to the transcript?

• Lack of job opportunities

• Revenge from terrorist groups

• Health issues

• Financial instability