close Video Afghans who worked with US fear retaliation amid troop withdrawal Fox News senior foreign affairs correspondent Greg Palkot has the detailsThe Taliban is on the move. Since the U.S. pulled out most of its troops from Afghanistan, the militants have been taking more and more of the country.... And that’s got people who worked with the U.S., like 39-year-old Faridoon Hazeen, worried. They fear they will be targeted if the Taliban takes over. Since 2012, Hazeen has worked with American

Efforts to assist people hoping to escape Taliban-controlled Afghanistan grew more urgent on Sunday, as renewed militant threats left Afghans largely shut out of evacuation flights ahead of Tuesday’s withdrawal deadline. Support our journalism.... ChevronRight The White House has highlighted the scale of the mission, which has moved out more than 100, 000 people on U.S. and allied flights and was hastily arranged following the backed government’s unexpected fall.... While President Biden has s

The Biden administration was exploring having Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan take in thousands of applicants, but that effort has made little progress." There's concerns that you might expect:' Who are these people?... What happens if these people wander off this facility you've got them in?... " a senior State Department official said....

Gul Manalai had been stuck in the same loop for days: She came home from a night shift at the University of Maryland St.... But any moment turned into any day, and now the days were running out. Story continues below advertisement She woke up on Wednesday and thought of calling her senators.... She already had called the chief executive of her hospital....

It was her second attempt to leave Afghanistan after she and her small children were trampled in a stampede triggered by gunfire near the airport on Wednesday, advocates and the woman's husband said in interviews, requesting anonymity for her safety.... Thousands of miles away in the United States, Jenny Yang from the refugee resettlement agency World Relief had so far been unable to reach U.S. authorities.... While it remains unclear exactly how the U.S. government uses the information, some

Untold thousands of at-risk Afghans, however, still are struggling to get into the Kabul airport, while many thousands of other Afghans already have been flown to safety in 12 days of round-the-clock flights.... " He added," We're also committed to getting out as many Afghans at-risk as we can before the 31st," when Biden plans to pull out the last of thousands of American troops.... Blinken said the State Department estimates there were about 6, 000 Americans wanting to leave Afghanistan when