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'I don't want them to kill my kids': Afghan translator's desperate journey from the clutches of the Taliban to a new life in the US - CNN

  1. 'I don't want them to kill my kids': Afghan translator's desperate journey from the clutches of the Taliban to a new life in the US  CNN
  2. Taliban want good diplomatic relations with the US, World: Spokesman  Moneycontrol
  3. Gravitas: American Defence firms exploits desperation of Afghans  WION
  4. US Completes Military Evacuation From Afghanistan, Taliban Celebrates By Firing Gunshots Into Air  Republic World
  5. Afghans face humanitarian crisis after Taliban takeover  TRT World
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