The Dire Reality In Afghanistan A Year After The U.S. Withdrawal

Diaa Hadid, an NPR international correspondent with deep expertise in Afghanistan, shares compelling insights on the aftermath of the U.S. withdrawal a year ago. She discusses the dire humanitarian crisis, including heartbreaking food shortages and economic turmoil. Hadid elaborates on the struggle for women's rights in a resurgent Taliban regime and the complex security challenges facing Afghan citizens. The emotional toll of betrayal felt by those who remained versus the refugees highlights a tragic dichotomy in this pressing situation.