After U.S. Withdrawal, Afghan Allies Are Left Behind

The transcript discusses the plight of Afghan allies left behind after the US withdrawal. Many, like Ahmad, who worked for the US, face danger and uncertainty despite having visas. Efforts to evacuate them are ongoing, but challenges at Kabul airport and fears of a humanitarian crisis persist. The Taliban have promised safe passage for those with proper documents, but the US remains cautious about their assurances. Ahmad, hiding for safety, is running out of resources, highlighting the dire situation for many Afghans.

What is the main reason Afghan allies are unable to leave the country despite having visas?

• Crowds and chaos at the airport

• Lack of transportation

• No financial resources

• Taliban restrictions

What role did Ahmad have with the US Agency for International Development?

• Translator

• Security personnel

• Driver

• Manager

What advice is given to people like Ahmad regarding their safety?

• Seek refuge in neighboring countries

• Contact the US embassy

• Try to leave immediately

• Stay put until the situation stabilizes

What assurance have the US and other countries received from the Taliban?

• Immediate evacuation of all US allies

• Safe departure for Afghans with the right documents

• Financial support for Afghan refugees

• Military protection for Kabul

What is Ahmad's main concern after the US withdrawal?

• Running out of money

• Finding a new job

• Reuniting with family

• Learning a new language