taking people off of the back of the group. would your brother who works with u.s. forces, would he have made it out this network. no, impossible. we know that there are other habibs that are they see nothing but a closed gate. and all of the hopes are shattered. in front of their eyes, and face, a team to reaching out to them, doing what we did with habib to do is safer with less getting beat up on the way, but mike is right, we have to record ourselves and voice, where marines on other side could refuse to take phone, we asked habib to play it for them, put us on a speaker phone, us sending signals please help this family get
this. yes, we did not put the uniform on but this was the easiest way for us to put that uniform on. i think the united states made that possible for us. and i m greatful for whatever redid. it is a shame, it is a sad story another chapter of sad story in afghanistan. but i can tell you that this core team that pete was referring to that i am fortunate enough and i am sort of honored to be part of to do this when we pulled habib, we knew this wasn t the end of the story for us. we knew this wasn t going to be just habib. have to save other habibs out there. we are doing that we are doing that we have people from east coast to w north to the south of this impot
steve: so your brother effectively is being a translator just as you were for pete and others countless americans. real quick, the question about your family remaining in afghanistan. do they feel like they will be safe? no. no. you know, i have been on the phone, you know, with this mission with us continuing to save other habibs. i have gotten phone calls from folks listen, save my interpreter. save this guy. we have been in contact with hundreds of interpreters since we have gotten the we know it s possible. we know we can do something to help. questions where some of theory interpreters are? they are not in kabul. they are running all over the country to hide. they are saying please save me. we can t get people through the get that kabul. forget about the rest of the country.
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March 12, 2021
ISLAMABAD: There is strong evidence pointing towards the involvement of Indian hostile agencies in the abduction of Col (retd) Muhammad Habib Zahir’s disappearance, the Foreign Office said Thursday.
Speaking at a weekly press briefing, FO spokesperson Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri said Zahir is a retired officer of the Pakistan army who was abducted in 2017 from Lumbini, Nepal which is 5 kilometres from the Indian border.
The Nepal Government, on Pakistan’s request, had constituted a special team to look into the incident but there has been no progress in the matter so far, he said.
“There is strong evidence pointing towards the involvement of Indian hostile agencies in the abduction of Habib Zahir, including involvement of Indian nationals who reportedly received him at Lumbini, made his hotel reservations and booked his tickets,” he added.
‘Strong evidence of India’s hand in Col Habib’s disappearance’
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March 12, 2021
ISLAMABAD: There is strong evidence pointing towards the involvement of Indian hostile agencies in the abduction of Col (retd) Muhammad Habib Zahir s disappearance, the Foreign Office said Thursday.
Speaking at a weekly press briefing, FO spokesperson Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri said Zahir is a retired officer of the Pakistan army who was abducted in 2017 from Lumbini, Nepal which is 5 kilometres from the Indian border. The Nepal Government, on Pakistan s request, had constituted a special team to look into the incident but there has been no progress in the matter so far, he said.