A former interpreter who served alongside British forces and did not make it through the checkpoints to the airport for an evacuation flight was kidnapped by the Taliban.
Sharif Karimi, 31, who requested to be named, said that he was taken by 25 members of the Taliban in three vehicles and was beaten before being held for four days in a tiny cell with barely any oxygen.
Karimi, a married father of four originally from Lashkar Gar, said that he was eventually released because local elders intervened and his family managed to pay the group $21,500.
He said: “They beat me a lot and I am depressed. They put me in a very bad small place and I couldn’t lie down or sleep for days.
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2021-09-13 16:00:00Z
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