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| geemong | 30 Aug 2021 - 10:23:17 |
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'The Taliban killed my brother for protecting my family' While watching the country he grew up in descend into chaos, Saba got the call he had been dreading. His family told him "the Taliban are trying to burn down my house and asking for my brother", he said. Nothing he had seen before could have prepared him for what happened next. It's a sure thing It is already that playing slot online games with experience. Most of them tend to avoid or face the choice of online slot games. This is because in addition to the proposal from the clause With a very high value for money for you, then it can be considered that you find them. can know the rate of payout Saba, who lives in London, left Afghanistan two decades ago to escape the previous Taliban regime. His family stayed and made a new life after the Taliban were deposed in the Afghanistan War. Saba's brother found a job that made him a target when the Taliban returned. "They thought he had money and a gun stashed away," Saba said. After the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan, his family have been to the airport "every day" to try to leave. A few days ago, the Taliban turned up at his parents' house at night, Saba said, and asked for his older brother, who had gone into hiding to protect his family. "They burned the house looking for him, but they searched and couldn't find him," Saba said. The Taliban then grabbed a different brother and killed him instead. "In front of my mum and in front of the kids they killed my younger brother." Pictures shown to the BBC show a man lying dead covered in wounds. "They killed him really badly. You can not kill anybody like that," Saba said. "The Taliban said 'if you don't show us your brother we will come back and kill a kid each time until you tell us'." From a hiding spot out of view of the Taliban soldiers, Saba's nephew managed to film what was happening. Saba said: "I have a picture that they sent to me. |
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