The large number of e-mails sent to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs by members of Congress and charities detailed the emergency situation in which the Afghans were trying to evacuate, and no one even read it. “The Observer” reported.
Allegedly, some e-mails outlining the cases of Afghans who are concerned about the safety of their families appear to have been unpublished for several days, and some even come from the government’s own ministers.
The e-mail sent by Labour Party leader Keir Starmer on Monday remained unread on Thursday. Together with Priti Patel, the Secretary of the Interior, and the rest of the Tobias chairperson of the National Defense Select Committee, Tobias Ellwood did not speak.
A whistleblower said that this questioned the estimated number of Afghans staying in Kabul at 1,100 because there were more than 5,000 unopened e-mails.
According to the “Times” report, Paul “Pen” Fassing allegedly swears at Peter Quentin, the special adviser who worked for the Secretary of Defense Ben Wallace.
In the recording sent on Monday, he said: “Let me take my staff and my animals out of Afghanistan. I have served in the Royal Navy Commando for 22 years. I will not take it from someone like you who stops me. Go this bastard.
“You have to be until tomorrow morning. I will be on Sky News around 7.45. Your name will be the only name people talk about.”
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Thousands of emails outline Afghan cases that will be evacuated to the UK-report
Thousands of e-mails sent by members of Congress and charities to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs detailing the emergency situation in which Afghans were trying to evacuate were not even read. “The Observer” reported.
“It’s not just that members of Congress did not get a response-their e-mails were not read,” a source told the newspaper. “There is currently a backlog of 5,000 emails in the inbox. It is not that they are emails that have not been processed. They are not even emails that have not been processed and put into a spreadsheet. This is because no one has actually opened the email .
A whistleblower said that this questioned the estimated number of Afghans staying in Kabul at 1,100 because there were more than 5,000 unopened e-mails.
Pen Farthing “Initiated a Long Talk on Government Advisors”-Leaked Audio
Paul “Pen” Farthing’s private charter took off from Kabul today with 94 dogs, 74 cats and 1 person.
According to The Times, a few days ago, he was accused of sending special adviser Peter Quentin to work for Secretary of Defense Ben Wallace, which sparked his controversy.
In the recording sent on Monday, he said: “Let me take my staff and my animals out of Afghanistan. I have served in the Royal Navy Commando for 22 years. I will not take it from someone like you who stops me. Go this bastard.
“You have to be until tomorrow morning. I will be on Sky News around 7.45. Your name will be the only name people talk about.”
He added that if he doesn’t get permission, he “will spend the rest of my time destroying you on social media and all the other fucking platforms I can find.”
A defense source said: “Not only did he abandon his Afghan staff, but while the United States was loading their 13 dead, they also loaded their planes with dogs. Everyone here has completely collapsed.”
Ben Wallace praised the British Army for helping “thousands of people move towards a better future and safety”
Ben Wallace expressed his appreciation for the evacuation of the armed forces in Afghanistan.
Friends of Pen Farthing accused the Ministry of Defense of the defamation campaign
When Pen Farthing flew back to the UK with about 170 animals, the Ministry of Defence was accused by close friends and animal activists of launching a defamation campaign against him.
Afghan mother gave birth to baby girl on evacuation flight to Birmingham
A mother who fled the death and destruction of war-torn Kabul gave birth to a baby girl when her family flew to Britain for safety.
26-year-old Soman Noori gave birth in the cabin while flying at 30,000 feet on the way to Birmingham.
As there was no doctor on board, the Turkish Airlines crew had to deliver the baby impromptuly. The parents of the 30-year-old husband, Taj Moh Hammat, named her a baby girl Havva.
Taliban condemns U.S. air strikes-Reuters
After a suicide attack outside the Kabul airport on Thursday, the Taliban on Saturday condemned the U.S. drone attack on Islamic State militants. A spokesperson called the operation a “clear attack on Afghan territory.”
Zabihullah Mujahid said that once the U.S. forces withdraw, the Taliban expects to take full control of the Kabul Airport soon and will announce a complete cabinet in the next few days.
He said officials have been appointed to manage key institutions including the Ministry of Public Health and Education and the Central Bank. He also said that he expects the severe economic turmoil that has hit the Afghan currency to ease soon.
Britain and Germany seek G7 to jointly resolve Taliban issues
Boris Johnson and German Chancellor Angela Merkel discussed the situation in Afghanistan on Saturday and agreed on the need for international assistance and the common approach of the G7 to the future government of Afghanistan.
In a statement, Johnson’s office said: “The prime minister and the prime minister are determined to work with other members of the G7 to develop a road map to deal with any new Afghan government discussed at the leaders’ meeting last week.”
“The Prime Minister emphasized that any recognition and contact with the Taliban must be made on the condition that they allow those who want to leave the country and respect human rights to pass safely.”
Pope Moussa named second victim of suicide bombing at Kabul Airport
Another British victim was named Pope Moussa by his family and was the second British victim of a suicide bombing attack at Kabul Airport.
The Pope, a 60-year-old British passport holder, left his home in North London in May to visit his family in Kandahar and was killed in an airport explosion.
After the explosion, his grandson is still missing. His family told Sky News that if they knew what would happen to him, they would never let him leave the UK.
With the gradual reduction of air traffic, the Taliban basically blocked Kabul Airport
Taliban forces blocked the Kabul airport on Saturday, allowing most Afghans who wish to evacuate to enter. After most NATO countries have been stationed in Afghanistan for 20 years, their troops have also been dispatched to end a frantic airlift. Western leaders admitted This airlift is still leaving many citizens and local allies behind.
The United States said that since the Taliban occupied Kabul on August 15th, more than 100,000 people have been evacuated by all-weather flights and that it will maintain airlift until President Joe Biden’s deadline for withdrawal on Tuesday.
Britain is also conducting its last evacuation flight on Saturday, despite Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s promise to “turn upside down” and transfer more people at risk from the Taliban to the United Kingdom through other means.
Sky News reported that Peng Faxin’s charter flight for him and 150 cats and dogs has landed in Kabul.
Pen Farthing was forced to leave his Afghan staff, but had space for 150 cats and dogs and tons of pet food. Several hours after losing contact, the Ministry of Defense was nervous about the flight, but Sky News was told that it had landed safely at Kabul Airport.
