Interview with former British Army translator in Afghanistan

The speaker shares their personal story of leaving Afghanistan due to the Taliban's takeover, expressing concern for family and friends left behind. They appeal to the UK government for resettlement assistance, highlighting the dire situation in Afghanistan. The speaker reflects on their feelings of being fortunate to have escaped, while remaining in constant communication with those still in danger, urging for action and awareness.

What is the main reason the speaker came to the UK?

• To visit friends

• To save their life and the lives of their family

• To find a job

• To study at a university

How does the speaker feel about the situation in Afghanistan?

• Sad

• Happy

• Excited

• Indifferent

What does the speaker consider themselves after leaving Afghanistan?

• A hero

• The luckiest person

• A refugee

• Unfortunate

What is the speaker's main request to the UK government?

• To offer educational scholarships

• To provide financial aid

• To evacuate and resettle people from Afghanistan

• To increase trade with Afghanistan

How does the speaker stay in touch with those left in Afghanistan?

• Through phone calls

• By visiting them

• Via social media

• Through letters