linked to a power struggle going on within the ruling elite in kazakhstan. a baby boy separated from his parents during the chaotic american evacuation of afghanistan last year has been reunited with relatives. sohail ahmadi, who was two months old at the time, was handed to a us soldier as his parents struggled to get into the airport. most of the family managed to fly out of the country, but the baby was left behind in kabul. he was taken in by a 29 year old taxi driver, hamid safi, who has now handed the boy over to his grandfather. our correspondent quentin somerville is in kabul. (sot this is the story of the ahmadi family, who were part of that deluge of people who fled towards kabul airport
a baby boy separated from his parents during the chaotic american evacuation of afghanistan in august last year, has been reunited with relatives. sohail ahmadi, only two months old at the time, was handed to a us soldier as his parents struggled to get into the airport. while most of the family managed to fly out of the country, the little boy was left behind in kabul. he was taken in by a 29 year old taxi driver, hamid safi, who has now handed the boy over to his grandfather. our correspondent quentin somerville is in kabul and has more. this is the story of the ahmadi family, who were part of that deluge of people who fled towards kabul airport after the taliban made it into the city in august. they were moments away from salvation, a flight to the united states, but they got caught in a crush at the gates of the airport and in the panic they handed their two month old baby, sohail, to a us soldier. he was handed over the fence.
targeting innocent people. because of that, i m so happy about. reporter: but he still has questions. five children he says were inside the car when it was hit. the u.s. know that inside the car was children. why they target an innocent person. why they target a civilian person. reporter: so far they say they ve had no calls from u.s. officials, are hoping for help to rebuild, even relocate to america. can you forgive them? maybe. but how should i do? you know that i lost my family. that we return them back perhaps. reporter: that s impossible. it s impossible. no one is able to return them back. reporter: to the world, this is a drone strike gone wrong. for the ahmadi family, it s an irreplaceable loss.
reporter: so far they say they ve had no calls from u.s. officials, hoping for help to rebuild and even row locate to america. can you forgive them? maybe. you know that our last my family, return them back for us. it s impossible. it s impossible. no one save us to return them back. reporter: to the world this is a drone strike gone wrong. for the ahmadi family, it s an irreplaceable loss. another brother, ramall, shows me the family s graves scattered in the unforgiving rocky ground of a dusty kabul cemetery. his own three children, his daughter aged 2, sons 6 and 7, all killed in the strike, buried here, too. what do you want for the