Various heart-wrenching videos of Afghan people urging the world to save them from the Taliban after they took control of Afghanistan, has gone viral on social media.
Various heart-wrenching videos of Afghan people urging the world to save them from the Taliban after they took control of Afghanistan, has gone viral on social media.
A video of Afghan filmmaker Sahraa Karimi running in fear on Kabul streets as the Taliban enters the capital goes viral.
In the video, Sahraa can be seen running on Kabul streets, recording the video in panic and saying that the Taliban has entered the region. Watch the horrifying video:
Later, she took to Twitter, posted another video, and explained that she shot the video while going to the bank to get some money, but the bank was closed.
She added saying that she could not believe what was happening and pleaded to the people worldwide to pray for them and asked them not to be silent as the Taliban are coming to kill them. Watch the video:
Taliban surrounded Kabul, I were to bank to get some money, they closed and evacuated;
I still cannot believe this happened, who did happen.
Please pray for us, I am calling again:
Hey ppl of the this big world, please do not be silent , they are coming to kill us. pic.twitter.com/wIytLL3ZNu
Another heart-wrenching video of an Afghani girl talking about how the world treats Afghanistan has also gone viral.
In the video, the girl in tears can be heard saying, "We don't count because we're from Afghanistan. We'll die slowly in history." Watch the saddening video:
"We don't count because we're from Afghanistan. We'll die slowly in history"
Tears of a hopeless Afghan girl whose future is getting shattered as the Taliban advance in the country.
My heart breaks for women of Afghanistan. The world has failed them. History will write this. pic.twitter.com/i56trtmQtF
Masih Alinejad, an Iranian journalist and activist, shared the video on her Twitter and has been viewed by millions.
Taliban's earlier rule barred women from working and attending school. Women can only go outside if a male relative accompanies them and was required to wear the burqa. Now the people in Afghanisthan are in fear that the Taliban will roll back the nation to two decades.
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