be forgiven, but i personally cannot trust the taliban at this point because historically, the taliban is not a group that we as people, as afghans, could believe in. so i have worked with foreigners, in particularly, i did work with them, and my work is quite high risk now, and my work is quite high risk now, and unfortunately, there is no way for me to make sure me and my family is safe in afghanistan. i am concerned and i think a lot of young people especially are concerned about their safety. people especially are concerned about their safety. thank you for s-ueakin about their safety. thank you for speaking to about their safety. thank you for speaking to us about their safety. thank you for speaking to us on about their safety. thank you for speaking to us on bbc about their safety. thank you for speaking to us on bbc news, - about their safety. thank you for - speaking to us on bbc news, hamed, and we think that thick we hope
fight the element of afghans, that nobody in the family agreed to it, but this is the big sacrifice that our family made but this is the big sacrifice that ourfamily made in this but this is the big sacrifice that our family made in this country and i think this is notjust the story of ourfamily, this is i think this is notjust the story of our family, this is the story of tens of hundreds of families who somehow made a big sacrifice to save this system, this government, and unfortunately, the thing that we are seeing now, in the country, is not what the reward of our sacrifice. how do you feel when you hear afghanistan security forces being blamed for failing to fight back successfully. 7 i blamed for failing to fight back successfully. ?
this is bbc news our top breaking story this hour for viewers watching in the uk and around the world: the rush to leave kabul as taliban fighters enter the capital of afghanistan. president ghani has fled the country. the taliban say they want to prevent looting in kabul. there are reports of shooting in several parts of the city. the militants have rolled through the entire country in a matter of weeks. in a bbc interview, a spokesman says women will be safe, if they wear the hijab. the policy is that women can have access to education and to work. and of course, they will observe the hijab, that is it. helicopters ferry us diplomats from their embassy, but the us secretary of state says the two decade long
at risk out of the country, if that s what they so desire. and ultimately it is up to the afghans themselves, it is up to the afghan government, the taliban, to decide the way forward for the country, including kabul. this story is moving at a fast pace, so let s just remind ourselves what else we know happenend today. the taliban closed in on kabul this morning after seizing the eastern city of jalalabad. afghanistan s acting interior minister said they want a peaceful transfer of power to a transitional government. the taliban has told the bbc they want to take power in the next few days, but will respect the rights of women. roads out of kabul have been packed with people fleeing the taliban. the taliban have captured more territory, including the former us airbase at bagram. the us has begun evacuating staff from their embassy in the capital. according to eyewitnesses, taliban militants met little resistance along the way to the capital.
that there is at least some responsible entity is party to at least tell us the truth so that we can deal with our life the way we want to but to keep us in this dark, is the most inhumane thing anybody can do on this earth. lie is the most inhumane thing anybody can do on this earth. can do on this earth. us troops, us helicopters can do on this earth. us troops, us helicopters have can do on this earth. us troops, us helicopters have been can do on this earth. us troops, us helicopters have been getting - helicopters have been getting embassy staff out to the airport. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has said that the mission in afghanistan was a success. what would you say to him if he was there? in your hallway now? it would you say to him if he was there? in your hallway now? it was a wonderful part there? in your hallway now? it was a wonderful part they there? in your hallway now? it was a wonderful part they play there? in your hallway now? it was a wonde