A childhood in war. Thread Among my memories from childhood that still haunt me today are: being stuck in basement in Kabul in the midst of crying adults as rockets were raining in Kabul & competing factions of Mujahideen were fighting each other
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I remember when we lived in Mazar. I was terrified of planes. Would always run and hide. Had nightmares about being bombed out and killed. I was maybe 9 or 10. I also remember watching from the crack of door when Taliban came to Sherberghan, we were all terrified.
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My father was a leftist & yet imprisoned by d communist regime. My mother’s school was closed by Mujahideen. As a child, I didn’t care who “won”. I just wanted the war to stop. I just wanted to go to school in peace. I wanted to stop worrying about my parents & loved ones.
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As a mom, I want this war to end. I want Taliban to stop this madness that is costing so many lives, civilians & combatants. Talks now. I want d attacks to stop, d airstrikes,d fighting. I don’t want more children reliving my childhood. War has no winners. It has all been loss.
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