reconciled themselves to the idea of living under the taliban and others are looking for ways out because the current economic crisis here, or fearing current economic crisis here, orfearing retribution current economic crisis here, or fearing retribution from the taliban. across those stranded here is a former british army interpreter who i have been in contact with. he is living in hiding and submitted his application months ago but has yet to receive any response but others have been evacuated in recent weeks. but this process has been particularly difficult for those afghans were directly employed by the british or otherforeign employed by the british or other foreign governments, employed by the british or otherforeign governments, but other foreign governments, but they otherforeign governments, but they played an important part in civil societies, journalists, activists, many of them have travelled across the border to pakistan on short term visas will them to find western count
kabul in harrowing circumstances. what both government and whistle blower agree is that not must have people were evacuated in the summer and there are many afghans with links to britain who have yet to leave and still face danger. let s join our afghanistan correspondent secunder kermani who s in kabul this evening. what s happened to all those afghans who had hoped to be evacuated but weren t? well, some have reconciled themselves to life under the taliban, but many are still looking for a way out, either because of the mounting economic crisis, orfearing retribution. among them is a former british army interpreter who says his application was submitted months ago, but he is yet to receive any
let s join our afghanistan correpsondent secunder kermani, who s in kabul this evening. how much do we know about the fate of those people who asked for help and didn t get it? and didn t get it? well, some of them have and didn t get it? well, some of them have reconciled and didn t get it? well, some of. them have reconciled themselves and didn t get it? well, some of- them have reconciled themselves to them have reconciled themselves to the idea of living under the taliban, but others are still looking for ways out, either because of the current economic crisis year, or fearing of the current economic crisis year, orfearing retribution of the current economic crisis year, or fearing retribution from the taliban stop amongst those stranded here is a former british army interpreter, who i have been in contact with. he is living in hiding. he has submitted his application months ago, but has yet to receive any response. i understand some of the interpreters have been evacuated in