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特朗普说撤军太慢了。看上面的报道。
阿富汉政府投降了
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特朗普说撤军太慢了。看上面的报道。
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Biden defends Afghanistan pullout amid airport chaos
Defiant US president says he “stands squarely” behind withdrawal after 20 years in the country.
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The One Thing That Could’ve Changed the War in Afghanistan
Had Osama bin Laden been killed or captured in December 2001, justice would have been served in the way Americans like: fast, hard, and cheap.
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Here are the countries that have evacuated their citizens and closed their embassies in Kabul so far
In this photo from the UK Ministry of Defence, British Nationals and Embassy Staff from Afghanistan arrive at RAF Brize Norton. (UK Ministry of Defence)
With the escalating crisis in Afghanistan, many countries have started evacuating their citizens and closing their embassies. Here's what we know so far:
Finland: The embassy in Kabul will be closed until further notice, and the country is evacuating its diplomatic staff from Afghanistan, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement published on its website on Monday.
United Kingdom: The first flight from Kabul -- since it fell to the Taliban -- has arrived in the UK, the country’s Ministry of Defense tweeted on Monday. British nationals and embassy staff were on board.
Australia: About 250 Australian military personnel will be deployed to Afghanistan “later this week” to evacuate 130 nationals working in Afghanistan along with their families and visa holders. Two C-17A Globemaster airplanes and one KC-30A airplane be involved in the operation, according to a Monday statement from the Australian Defense Department.
Australia closed its Kabul embassy in May. In July, it said all Australian troops had left Afghanistan.
France: French nationals and diplomats, "who are willing and able to get themselves to the Kabul airport," will be airlifted to a base in the United Arab Emirates by Monday evening, France’s defense minister Florence Parly said Monday.
South Korea: The embassy is temporarily closed and most of its staff were evacuated from Afghanistan to other nearby countries, the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement on Sunday.
South Korea's ambassador and a few embassy staff members are still in Afghanistan, as is one South Korean civilian, the ministry said. Seoul is coordinating with its allies, including the US, to evacuate one remaining civilian.
New Zealand: The country will begin evacuating its citizens as well as Afghan nationals, who worked alongside the New Zealand Defense Force, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said Monday, adding that her government is aware of 53 New Zealanders in Afghanistan and 37 other individuals who worked alongside the NZDF.
Saudi Arabia: All members of its diplomatic mission in Afghanistan have been evacuated, and they have arrived home safely, according to Saudi state-run SPA news on Sunday.
Sweden: All embassy staff will be evacuated by no later than Monday, Minister for Foreign Affairs Ann Linde said Sunday.
Meanwhile, China has evacuated the majority of its citizens in advance but continues to keep its embassy operational, foreign ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying said. The Chinese embassy has informed “different factions” in Afghanistan “to ensure the safety of Chinese citizens, Chinese institutions, and Chinese interests,” and has not received any reports on the casualties of Chinese citizens in the country, it said in a separate statement on Sunday.
With the escalating crisis in Afghanistan, many countries have started evacuating their citizens and closing their embassies. Here's what we know so far:
Finland: The embassy in Kabul will be closed until further notice, and the country is evacuating its diplomatic staff from Afghanistan, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement published on its website on Monday.
United Kingdom: The first flight from Kabul -- since it fell to the Taliban -- has arrived in the UK, the country’s Ministry of Defense tweeted on Monday. British nationals and embassy staff were on board.
Australia: About 250 Australian military personnel will be deployed to Afghanistan “later this week” to evacuate 130 nationals working in Afghanistan along with their families and visa holders. Two C-17A Globemaster airplanes and one KC-30A airplane be involved in the operation, according to a Monday statement from the Australian Defense Department.
Australia closed its Kabul embassy in May. In July, it said all Australian troops had left Afghanistan.
France: French nationals and diplomats, "who are willing and able to get themselves to the Kabul airport," will be airlifted to a base in the United Arab Emirates by Monday evening, France’s defense minister Florence Parly said Monday.
South Korea: The embassy is temporarily closed and most of its staff were evacuated from Afghanistan to other nearby countries, the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement on Sunday.
South Korea's ambassador and a few embassy staff members are still in Afghanistan, as is one South Korean civilian, the ministry said. Seoul is coordinating with its allies, including the US, to evacuate one remaining civilian.
New Zealand: The country will begin evacuating its citizens as well as Afghan nationals, who worked alongside the New Zealand Defense Force, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said Monday, adding that her government is aware of 53 New Zealanders in Afghanistan and 37 other individuals who worked alongside the NZDF.
Saudi Arabia: All members of its diplomatic mission in Afghanistan have been evacuated, and they have arrived home safely, according to Saudi state-run SPA news on Sunday.
Sweden: All embassy staff will be evacuated by no later than Monday, Minister for Foreign Affairs Ann Linde said Sunday.
Meanwhile, China has evacuated the majority of its citizens in advance but continues to keep its embassy operational, foreign ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying said. The Chinese embassy has informed “different factions” in Afghanistan “to ensure the safety of Chinese citizens, Chinese institutions, and Chinese interests,” and has not received any reports on the casualties of Chinese citizens in the country, it said in a separate statement on Sunday.
现在那个伊藤美城也是的，中文都跟教练学会了，那得多少年啊！
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阿富汗前总统确切的下落有了吗？也许是卡塔尔，塔吉克斯坦没有接纳他。
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Tajikistan has denied ousted Afghan President Ashraf Ghani entered its airspace or landed in the country.
“The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Tajikistan reports that the plane with Mr. Muhammad Ashraf Ghani did not enter the airspace of Tajikistan and did not land on the territory of the country. It should also be noted that the Tajik side did not receive a corresponding request from the Afghan side," a statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Tajikistan said Monday.
Ghani fled the country on Sunday, with the Afghan Chairman of the High Council for National Reconciliation Abdullah Abdullah referring to him as “former President.”
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Tajikistan denies ousted Afghan President Ghani entered country
From CNN’s Zahra Ullah in MoscowTajikistan has denied ousted Afghan President Ashraf Ghani entered its airspace or landed in the country.
“The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Tajikistan reports that the plane with Mr. Muhammad Ashraf Ghani did not enter the airspace of Tajikistan and did not land on the territory of the country. It should also be noted that the Tajik side did not receive a corresponding request from the Afghan side," a statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Tajikistan said Monday.
Ghani fled the country on Sunday, with the Afghan Chairman of the High Council for National Reconciliation Abdullah Abdullah referring to him as “former President.”
是挺好。在世界范围内弘扬了乒乓球运动，推广了中文，培养了国际友人，还赚到了$$$.
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阿富汗第一副总统Amrullah Saleh宣布自己是“合法看守总统”
阿富汗第一副总统Amrullah Saleh周二表示，他人在阿富汗，并且是该国的“合法看守总统”。塔利班武装人员周日进入喀布尔，总统加尼(Ashraf Ghani)已离开阿富汗。
