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The Americans have invited Central Asian leaders and are discussing it as we speak.
Blinken Meets Top Tajik, Uzbek Diplomats, With Afghanistan In Sharp Focus
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with the top diplomats of Uzbekistan and Tajikistan on July 1, with Afghanistan high on the agenda as U.S. forces prepare to exit the war-torn country and Washington seeks Central Asian partners.
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How history repeats itself. Bagram was a giant Soviet Russian base from 1979-1989.
US hands Bagram Airfield to Afghans after nearly 20 years - World News
After nearly 20 years, the U.S. military left Bagram Airfield, the epicenter of its war to oust the Taliban and hunt down the al-Qaida perpetrators of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on America, two U.S. officials said on July 2.www.hurriyetdailynews.com
FILE PHOTO: Soviet pilots at the Bagram airbase in Afghanistan on January 1, 1989. © V. Kiselev © Sputnik
This is Soviets hightailing it out of Afghanistan across the Termez bridge into what was then USSR but today Uzbekistan.
Exactly. No matter what anyone says, Afghans are Muslims. Even if they assisted the Americans during their occupation. How could an average redneck accept an Afghan interpreter when he is unable to accept American Muslims born and bred in this country?
They now have better land vehicles then all the neighboring countries except china. US trained men are surrendering to them in mass they started to operate Tanks and howitzers.
To put it in perspective:
In the meanwhile:
Austrian Chancellor vows not to halt deportations to Afghanistan
Austrian Chancellor vows not to halt deportations to Afghanistan
Austrian authorities have arrested three Afghans as suspects in the rape and killing of a 13-year-old girl. The Austrian Chancellor has vowed 'never to stop' deportations to Afghanistan.
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US races to find safe haven for Afghan translators in Central Asia as troop withdrawal nears
Matt Zeller, a US veteran who served in Afghanistan and a fellow at the Truman Center for National Security, said on Twitter Friday that the developments are "a profound disappointment & a complete abdication of our responsibility."
"@POTUS has completely failed if this comes to pass. Prediction: many of these Afghans will languish for years in refugee camps only to be eventually deported back to Afghanistan," he wrote.
"Make no mistake, outsourcing our problem to Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan is the worst possible choice for the administration," Chris Purdy, director of Veterans for American Ideals at Human Rights First, said in a statement. "Not only is it an abdication of our responsibility to allies who risked their lives for American forces, but it also unnecessarily sets up a potential continuing human rights disaster for people who have already endured years of persecution and threats of violence for their service to the United States."
US races to find safe haven for Afghan translators in Central Asia as troop withdrawal nears | CNN Politics
With the US withdrawal from Afghanistan just days away, the Biden administration is asking countries in Central Asia to temporarily house thousands of Afghan interpreters and translators while they wait for visas to the United States, according to a US official and another source familiar with...
The American administration has no appetite to accommodate 50.000 Afghan interpreters along with their families.
