Jason Kander organised a fake wedding to deceive the Taliban and was able to transport 400 Afghans out of the dangerous country.
Jason Kander pulled off a complexed, but brilliant plan to save the lives of those stuck in Afghanistan US armed forces left Afghanistan after 20 years of torment in the summer of 2021. Soon after the escape, the Taliban captured the country’s capital city, Kabul, giving them further power over the helpless nation. As American troops were flown back to their loving families, they couldn’t forget about the Afghans clinging onto those very planes in the desperate hope of fleeing the Taliban.
This is the location I am sending you. You have a code and it’s Bella, my daughter’s name.’ The Rauffis went to the location, a large hall inside a wedding palace. Rahim gave a person manning a door his code – Bella – and the door opened. What Rahim saw inside he couldn’t believe. ‘When they open the door, I was shocked,’ he said. ‘I see that there are more people. There are women, men, kids with their bag. 370 or 380 people. ‘Someone told me: “Welcome to the wedding party.
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