Former Afghan ambassador to US shares message to veterans devastated by Taliban insurgency
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Afghanistan’s first female ambassador to the U.S. expressed deep gratitude for the troops’ service over the last 20 years, telling Fox News that they provided unprecedented opportunities for Afghans.
"You made a huge difference … in lives of people you haven’t met and will never meet," Roya Rahmani said in a message to distraught and frustrated U.S. veterans during her interview with Fox News. "It was the progress that was made," she continued. "It was the education [Afghans] received. It was the job they experienced. It was the opportunities that they enjoyed." "That has a life-changing impact," Rahmani, who served as ambassador until July, said.
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