The recent withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan has left tens of thousands of Afghan allies facing an uncertain and dangerous future. Among them is Brishna Sadiqi, a senior coordinator who worked with the U.S. government for five years in Kabul.
Sadiqi shared her harrowing experience, stating, \"We women actually worked side by side with Americans. But still, we are left behind.\" Despite submitting all required documentation for a special immigrant visa, her application is still under review. She has urged authorities to expedite the evacuation process, highlighting the precarious situation for those who collaborated closely with U.S. forces over the years.
The plight of individuals like Sadiqi underscores the broader challenges faced by Afghan allies in the aftermath of the U.S. military's departure. As the international community grapples with the urgent need to provide support and safe passage, stories like hers shed light on the human impact of geopolitical decisions.
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