have access to basic medicine or access to enough to eat. such an important point. arrwa damon joining us live fro istanbul. many thanks. secretary of state antony blinken is calling the evacuations from kabul an extra ordinary effort. during a virtual hearing, he said they got almost all the u.s. citizens and afghans who wanted to leave out. tens of thousands of afghans who fled the country are now in the united states. cnn s oren liebermann has the det details. reporter: ever since the first flight of evacuees landed at dulles, the number of afghans coming into the united states has soared. the u.s. anticipates the arrival of more than 65,000 afghan refugees by the end of the month. already the military has built what one official described as small cities on eight bases. those bases thousanow house 53, risk afghans. ft. bliss was the first to grant
effect damaged fundamental turkish family values. but as you can imagine, women s rights groups here are enraged as are many women who you talk to in the streets. because this country s femicide rate, the rate of a woman being murdered by someone she knows, whether a family member, boyfriend, husband, lover, they are on average one a day. and now that turkey has officially withdrawn from this convention, many we ll feel as if one of the blankets of protection that they should have has been ripped away from them and everyone who you talk to says that they fear that femicide rates will go up. arrwa damon, thank you. the parents of at least 368 my migrant children have still not been found. 2800 children were separated