Here’s what you can do to help Afghan interpreters and refugees
A list of resources you can use to help the more than 70,000 Afghan interpreters and refugees trying to escape the Taliban
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A list of resources you can use to help the more than 70,000 Afghan interpreters and refugees trying to escape the Taliban
'We don’t have the capability to go out and collect large numbers of people.'
"Please, don’t leave them behind.”
"No way they’re going to be able to navigate that. It’s very dicey. It’s very dangerous, and it’s completely unpredictable."
'You wouldn’t invent how to do infantry operations [or] artillery at the start of a war ... you need to have people who think about reconstruction 24/7.'
The fall of Kabul in real time.
A windfall for the Taliban.
“This shows the desperation of Afghans trying to escape the Taliban."
“President Biden must do everything in his power to fix this."
Our politicians threw us into another war with no end state, no exit strategy, and no purpose.
“We don’t have any president, we don’t have anything."
“If, like me, you find yourself trying to put your own experiences into some context which will allow you to move forward ... I urge you to talk."
“Seems a little counter productive towards a medical condition"
Chaos has engulfed Hamid Karzai International Airport.
In the end, the Taliban outlasted the United States.
"Airmen arrive on-time to all appointment.”