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Blinken: 'This is not Saigon'

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken says the US is moving its embassy compound to Kabul airport. :D :D

He told ABC News: "It's why we had forces on hand - to make sure we could do this in a safe and orderly fashion. The compound itself, folks are leaving there and going to the airport."

He added that the embassy has lists of people to get out of harm's way and is doubling down on efforts to do so.

He also denied any comparisons of the current situation to the 1975 fall of Saigon, in Vietnam, and insisted that the Afghan mission had been "successful"

"This is not Saigon," he said.
 
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US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken says the US is moving its embassy compound to Kabul airport.

Kabul airport at present...........................


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Blinken: 'This is not Saigon'

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken says the US is moving its embassy compound to Kabul airport. :D :D

He told ABC News: "It's why we had forces on hand - to make sure we could do this in a safe and orderly fashion. The compound itself, folks are leaving there and going to the airport."

He added that the embassy has lists of people to get out of harm's way and is doubling down on efforts to do so.

He also denied any comparisons of the current situation to the 1975 fall of Saigon, in Vietnam, and insisted that the Afghan mission had been "successful"

"This is not Saigon," he said.
He is quite right its not saigon....its kabul looool
 
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'I saved American lives - but the US has turned its back on me'


"The president of the United States said, 'As you stood with us, we will stand with you'. So right now, where are they?"

Omar applied for a US visa in 2016, but was rejected for what the US embassy called a "lack of faithful and valuable service".

Now, Omar believes the Taliban's punishment will be worse for translators, despite a spokesman saying there will be "no revenge".

"There's no mercy for the linguists," he says. "The Taliban has said before, interpreters were the eyes and ears of the Americans - so the punishment will be different for us.

"As an interpreter I saved many American lives. So, they've really left me behind. Now I'm about to be killed, as is my family."
 
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'I saved American lives - but the US has turned its back on me'


"The president of the United States said, 'As you stood with us, we will stand with you'. So right now, where are they?"

Omar applied for a US visa in 2016, but was rejected for what the US embassy called a "lack of faithful and valuable service".

Now, Omar believes the Taliban's punishment will be worse for translators, despite a spokesman saying there will be "no revenge".

"There's no mercy for the linguists," he says. "The Taliban has said before, interpreters were the eyes and ears of the Americans - so the punishment will be different for us.

"As an interpreter I saved many American lives. So, they've really left me behind. Now I'm about to be killed, as is my family."

A traitor getting a traitor's treatment.
 
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'The nation will judge': Top Afghan official on PM fleeing the country

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The head of Afghanistan's peace council has criticised President Ashraf Ghani for leaving the countryImage caption: The head of Afghanistan's peace council has criticised President Ashraf Ghani for leaving the country
Abdullah Abdullah, chairman of Afghanistan's High Council for National Reconciliation, has confirmed that President Ashraf Ghani has left the country.

The High Council for National Reconciliation was established to negotiate with elements of the Taliban.
Describing him as "a former president", Abdullah said Ghani had "left the nation in such a situation".

"God will hold him accountable and the nation will also judge," he said, in a video on Facebook.
 

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'The nation will judge': Top Afghan official on PM fleeing the country

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The head of Afghanistan's peace council has criticised President Ashraf Ghani for leaving the countryImage caption: The head of Afghanistan's peace council has criticised President Ashraf Ghani for leaving the country
Abdullah Abdullah, chairman of Afghanistan's High Council for National Reconciliation, has confirmed that President Ashraf Ghani has left the country.

The High Council for National Reconciliation was established to negotiate with elements of the Taliban.
Describing him as "a former president", Abdullah said Ghani had "left the nation in such a situation".

"God will hold him accountable and the nation will also judge," he said, in a video on Facebook.
Hopefully he is in thier somewhere in this new IEA regime

A Smart, rational man
 
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Top US diplomat evacuated to Kabul airport

The top US diplomat in Afghanistan, Chargé d’Affaires Ross Wilson, has fled the embassy.
He has been relocated to Kabul airport, according to a US official.

The US flag which flew over the embassy has also been taken to the airport and will be removed from the country.
 
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