there have been those particularly among aid organisations who have been highly critical of the attitude of some western countries, including the us, saying it's fine to occupy the us, saying it's fine to occupy the moral high ground and say "we won't do anything to benefit the taliban regime," but if it means people are at risk of starvation, thenit people are at risk of starvation, then it doesn't look like you're on then it doesn't look like you're on the high ground.— then it doesn't look like you're on the high ground. there's been huge ressure the high ground. there's been huge pressure on — the high ground. there's been huge pressure on the _ the high ground. there's been huge pressure on the biden _ the high ground. there's been huge. pressure on the biden administration to do something. it's been several months now since the taliban swept to power, and there's been pressure on president biden to help the people of afghanistan — and that's come from lawmakers, age groups, former officials. last week there were three us military commanders in afghanistan, forformer ambassadors afghanistan, for former ambassadors to kabul who afghanistan, forformer ambassadors to kabul who called on the biden and ministration to ease on its policies. a reminder that when the tele— band came to power, america