able to get out yet. we are working with the third countries in the region. we have held the taliban through this undertaking to allow safe passage. through this undertaking to allow safe passage-— through this undertaking to allow safe assaue. ., ._ ~ .. safe passage. today, where american troo -s safe passage. today, where american troons were — safe passage. today, where american troons were once _ safe passage. today, where american troops were once stationed, - troops were once stationed, supporters of the taliban celebrated. militants have promised to govern in an inclusive day, but many we have talked to say promises from the don't reflect reality. we have heard reports of attacks on those who worked for the former government, and examples of where women and girls have been denied their rights. women and girls have been denied their righte— their rights. there is a lot of fear, a their rights. there is a lot of fear. a lot — their rights. there is a lot of fear, a lot of— their rights. there is a lot of fear, a lot of anxiety - their rights. there is a lot of fear, a lot of anxiety among | their rights. there is a lot of - fear, a lot of anxiety among people in afghanistan, that their safety is not sure. so that is why they are fleeing from this country, thinking that remaining in this country will be a big challenge for them. afghans are livin: in be a big challenge for them. afghans are living in a — be a big challenge for them. afghans are living in a new, _ be a big challenge for them. afghans are living in a new, uncertain - be a big challenge for them. afghans are living in a new, uncertain era. . are living in a new, uncertain era. today in kabul and queued up outside banks. poverty, a drought and the