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Citizens of Afghanistan who collaborated with the US military said they were afraid for their own lives because of the revenge of the Taliban militants (recognized as a terrorist and banned in Russia). They asked President Joe Biden for help. This was reported by CNN.
According to the channel’s interlocutors, the Taliban have already begun to carry out attacks on those who helped the US military. During one of them, the translator Sohail Pardis was killed. For 16 months, he collaborated with the US military.
According to Pardis ‘friend Abdul Ayubi, the militants stopped Pardis’ car on the way from Kabul to Khost province. He tried to escape, but could not. Local residents said that the Taliban fired at the car, and then pulled Pardis out of it and killed him. Ayubi said that Pardis received threats, and he wanted to leave Afghanistan, but could not get a visa.
“We can’t breathe here. The Taliban will not spare us, ” Ayubi said in an interview with the TV channel. & mdash; & nbsp;We never thought that it would be like this. We really ask President Biden to save us.”
Earlier, an official representative of the US State Department said that the US authorities plan to evacuate Afghan citizens who helped the military to the Fort Lee military base in Virginia. In the future, they must obtain immigration visas.