“Thousands of Afghans who helped the German armed forces during the war in Afghanistan are still waiting to be evacuated from the country.”
Which war they’re talking abt?
>Thousands of Afghans who helped the German armed forces during the war in Afghanistan are still waiting to be evacuated from the country, the Funke Mediengruppe reported on Wednesday.
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>The newspaper group, citing the Interior Ministry, said German authorities agreed to admit around 25,000 Afghans, including people who worked with the Bundeswehr and their dependents, between May 15 and November 26.
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>More than 17,000 Afghans are still waiting to be airlifted four months after Western countries ended their evacuation missions from Afghanistan.
Regular civilian flights have been operating for three months now. If Germany wanted to fly them out, I assume that it could have done so. I suspect that the people in question are not going to be going to Germany.
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“Thousands of Afghans who helped the German armed forces during the war in Afghanistan are still waiting to be evacuated from the country.”
Which war they’re talking abt?
>Thousands of Afghans who helped the German armed forces during the war in Afghanistan are still waiting to be evacuated from the country, the Funke Mediengruppe reported on Wednesday.
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>The newspaper group, citing the Interior Ministry, said German authorities agreed to admit around 25,000 Afghans, including people who worked with the Bundeswehr and their dependents, between May 15 and November 26.
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>More than 17,000 Afghans are still waiting to be airlifted four months after Western countries ended their evacuation missions from Afghanistan.
Regular civilian flights have been operating for three months now. If Germany wanted to fly them out, I assume that it could have done so. I suspect that the people in question are not going to be going to Germany.