deeply disturbing and completely unacceptable
said US Secretary of State Antony Blinken in Washington. His ministry said the Taliban were responsible for most of the "horrific acts of violence" in the country. They would have little regard for human life or the rights of the Afghan people.
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In a tweet, the US embassy in Kabul accused the Taliban of killing dozens of civilians in the Spin Boldak area of Kandahar province. The embassy called for Taliban leaders to be held accountable for the crimes of their fighters. A member of the Taliban delegation in Doha, Qatar said the allegations were unfounded. In Doha, the Afghan government and the Taliban are negotiating a solution to the conflict.
The US wants to withdraw all soldiers from Afghanistan by the end of the month. The Bundeswehr ended its mandate in the north of the country on June 30th and brought back all soldiers. The Taliban have already brought many districts in Afghanistan under their control in the fight against government troops in Kabul.
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The US government now wants to take on thousands more Afghans who have worked for the US or US-related institutions during the military operation there, as the State Department announced. This should apply, for example, to Afghans who have worked for the United States but have not reached the minimum length of employment to apply for a special immigrant visa.
Several hundred helpers arrived in the USA
The regulation is also intended for Afghans who have worked for programs supported by the US government - and for Afghans who have worked in the crisis country for non-governmental organizations or the media from the USA. The regulation will enable "many thousands" of Afghans as well as their partners and children to relocate to the United States, it said. "They were there for us. We will be there for them," said Foreign Minister Blinken.
Criticism arose from the fact that Afghans initially had to leave the country on their own for this program and have to stay in a third country for twelve months or more while such an application for resettlement was being processed.
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Afghans who worked for the Americans face revenge from the Taliban after the US troops have withdrawn . Many Afghans who were employed as interpreters in the US military, for example, can apply for special immigrant visas for the USA in order to be able to start a new life there. On Friday, the first plane with around 200 Afghan helpers and their families on board landed in the United States. Blinken said a second plane arrived on Monday with a similarly large group.
According to the US government, a total of around 2,500 people are currently envisaged for admission to the USA with such special visas. However, critics had warned that such a visa would only help a small group of people. Far more Afghans have put themselves in danger by working with US agencies and need help. The State Department then expanded the options.
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