Do we still have people trapped behind enemy lines, over 80,000? I know the answer is yes.
David Scott Mann: “Do we still have people trapped behind enemy lines, over 80,000? I know the answer is yes.”
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Mann emphasizes the ongoing danger for individuals left in Afghanistan after U.S. withdrawal.
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