Since the Afghan Taliban came to power, many people, many of them former government soldiers, have fled their homeland to Iran.
The Phoenix TV reporter interviewed some Afghan soldiers who fled to Iran and learned the reasons for the overnight rout of the government army in their eyes.
Hamidora, 30, is a non-commissioned officer in the Afghan government army who has been a soldier for ten years and loves Afghanistan very much. Hamidora said that when the Taliban came, he and his comrades had prepared to fight, but their superiors had ordered them to lay down their weapons and not resist.
Hamidora lamented his misfortune and anger at the former Afghan government.
"The national army is not effectively managed, and they are either corrupt or do nothing. That's why the national army police and other armed forces are fragmented, and if they hadn't been so corrupt, they wouldn't be what they are today. ”
Hamidora has no intention of leaving Iran because he does not believe the Taliban will spare him.
"Amnesty is just an outright lie. They say this to calm people down, and then find someone to settle the account one by one. ”
Hamidora fled without seeing her family, only saying goodbye to her family briefly on the phone. He also has 3 children in the family, the oldest is 7 years old and the youngest is only 1 year old. Hamidora misses his family, but he doesn't know when he'll be able to return home.
Source: Phoenix TV Li Rui, Zheng Kai, Mussen Tehran report
Edit: Mu Mu