Afghan refugees call on UK Government to evacuate their families

The speaker expresses gratitude for the support received but raises concerns about the safety of colleagues and relatives left in Afghanistan, who are hiding from the Taliban. They emphasize the untrustworthiness of the Taliban and urge the UK to continue efforts to evacuate those in danger, referencing a statement by Priti Patel about owing a debt of gratitude to the Afghan people.

What is the speaker's initial sentiment towards their current situation?

• They feel unsafe and unappreciated.

• They are indifferent about their situation.

• They feel safe and grateful for the support.

• They are eager to return to Afghanistan.

What is the main concern for the speaker regarding those left in Afghanistan?

• They are unsure about their communication with them.

• They are worried about their education.

• They are concerned about their safety from the Taliban.

• They are worried about financial support.

Why does the speaker believe the Taliban cannot be trusted?

• Because they have improved their governance.

• Because they have shown inconsistency in their actions.

• Because they have been supportive of the Afghan people.

• Because they have always been trustworthy.

What does the speaker remind Priti Patel about?

• Her statement about the UK's debt of gratitude to the Afghan people.

• Her speech on global warming.

• Her promise to increase financial aid.

• Her visit to Afghanistan.

What is the speaker's hope for the UK's future actions?

• To stop all evacuations.

• To continue efforts to evacuate deserving people.

• To focus on economic policies.

• To increase military presence in Afghanistan.