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Desperate families with one bag each pack into US plane to flee Afghanistan as Taliban ‘begins door-to-door manhunts’
2021-08-20 00:00:00.0     太阳报-世界新闻     原网页

       

       DESPERATE families with one bag each have been packed into a US plane to flee Afghanistan.

       It comes as the Taliban have begun door-to-door manhunts for people who worked with UK, US and Nato forces, according to reports.

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       Afghans heading out of Kabul on an American C17 Credit: @RichardEngel/Twitter 4

       Thousands have been trying to flee the Taliban from Kabul airport Credit: East2West

       Shocking photos of inside the plane show the distressing reality for Afghans who are seeking a better life away from the radical Islamists.

       It is the latest in the chilling scenes from the days of chaos at Kabul airport as Afghan people desperately try to escape and the West attempt to evacuate their citizens.

       While thousands flee, the gun-toting insurgents are currently going door-to-door to threaten relatives of civil servants, interpreters and other consular staff.

       A UN dossier leaked to The New York Times has said the Taliban are “arresting and/or threatening to kill or arrest family members of target individuals unless they surrender themselves to the Taliban.”

       Meanwhile satellite images show the traffic jams in Kabul as thousands of citizens and foreign nationals attempt to get to the airport.

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       The airport has become the centre of the disruption around the city as thousands remain camped out, desperately hoping they may be able to catch a flight out of Afghanistan.

       Unconfirmed reports on social media say several people have been killed as US forces and the Taliban - separated by an unofficial no-man's land - struggle to contain the desperate throngs of people.

       The hardline Islamists - who use a warped version of Sharia Law - ruled with an iron fist when they last controlled Afghanistan in the 90s.

       And many do not wish to return to the days when women were executed for morality crimes, while petty crooks had body parts amputated, and music was banned.

       Taliban forces managed to surge back into control of the country after the withdrawal of US forces - rampaging across the country in a matter of weeks.

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       Satellite images show the traffic jams in Kabul Credit: AP 4

       Biden has hit back at the UK and Nato allies Credit: AFP

       Shocked onlookers in the West are now asking how could this happen as the Afghan government and army total collapsed in the face of the Taliban advance.

       US President Joe Biden is baring the brunt of the blame - but he has now hit back at the UK and Nato allies, claiming they "had a choice" to stay in Afghanistan and could have done so despite the United States pulling out of the country.

       The president said: "Look, before I made this decision I met with all our allies, our Nato allies in Europe.

       “They agreed. We should be getting out."

       When he was asked if those allies had a choice, he said: "Sure, they had a choice. Look, the one thing I promise you – in private Nato allies are not quiet."

       Taliban mocks West with video showing fanatics in ‘US military gear’

       


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