An Afghan nationwide workforce footballer died in a fall from a U.S. airplane at Kabul airport on Monday, the Afghan information company Ariana mentioned on Thursday.
Crowds of individuals searching for to flee Afghanistan have thronged the airport since Taliban insurgents swept to energy on Sunday, many seen attempting to board a transferring airplane.
Ariana mentioned Zaki Anwari fell from a USAF Boeing C-17 and that the dying had been confirmed by the General Directorate for Sport.
On Thursday, the previous captain of the Afghan girls’s soccer workforce, Khalida Popal, urged gamers to delete social media, erase public identities and burn their kits for security’s sake now that the nation is once more below Taliban rule.
Copenhagen-based Popal advised Reuters in a video interview on Wednesday that the militants had killed, raped and stoned girls previously, and feminine footballers have been terrified of what the longer term may maintain.