International Reaction To The Taliban Takeover In Afghanistan

The transcript discusses the global reaction to the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan, highlighting efforts by the UK and US to evacuate Afghan allies. It covers the UN and US warnings to the Taliban regarding safe passage for nationals and the potential for military response. The UN calls for international unity to uphold human rights and form a new government in Afghanistan. The transcript also notes Russia and China's engagement with the Taliban.

What was the emotional response of the British Defence Secretary regarding the situation in Afghanistan?

• He was angry.

• He was indifferent.

• He was optimistic.

• He fought back tears.

What did the US ambassador to the UN warn the Taliban about?

• To negotiate with the US government.

• To form a new government immediately.

• To increase military presence in Afghanistan.

• To allow safe passage for Afghan nationals and the international community.

What is the UN Security Council's stance on the new government in Afghanistan?

• It should include full, equal, and meaningful participation from women.

• It should be a military government.

• It should exclude women.

• It should be led by the Taliban.

What did the UN Secretary General urge countries to do in response to the Afghan crisis?

• To impose sanctions on Afghanistan.

• To increase military aid.

• To take in refugees.

• To close their borders.

Which countries are now engaging with the Taliban according to the final section?

• Saudi Arabia and UAE

• India and Pakistan

• Russia and China

• Iran and Iraq