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How the UK failed the army interpreters stranded in Afghanistan

18 August 2021

5:00 PM

18 August 2021

5:00 PM

We lost. Whatever hope we had that we could help Afghanistan crawl out of its misery has been shattered. The dreams of the 14 million women in Afghanistan or the tens of thousands of Kabul university graduates, who had grown-up after the expulsion of the Taliban, are now in ruins.

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