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Coverage dated November 9, 2021

Taliban Urge Ex-Afghan Military Pilots to Stay, Serve Nation

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More than 140 U.S.-trained Afghan pilots and crew members reportedly left Tajikistan in a U.S.-brokered evacuation Tuesday

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  1. Military.com

    Taliban Urge Ex-Afghan Military Pilots to Stay, Serve Nation (opens Military.com)

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    More than 140 U.S.-trained Afghan pilots and crew members reportedly left Tajikistan in a U.S.-brokered evacuation Tuesday

  2. The Diplomat

    Afghan Pilots Held in Tajikistan Finally Out (opens The Diplomat)

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    After nearly three months in limbo in a Tajik sanitorium, a group of 191 Afghans, many U.S.-trained pilots, have been flown out of the region.

  3. NPR

    A Taliban official urges ex-Afghan military pilots to stay, protected by an amnesty (opens NPR)

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    A government spokesman's assurances came after dozens of U.S.-trained Afghan pilots were evacuated from Tajikistan in a U.S.-brokered deal, months after they sought refuge from the Taliban there.

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