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I'm your host, Parenak Amid. On the morning of August 15th, 2021, people in Kabul received some shocking news.

The Taliban is in control of Afghanistan.

The country's president has fled.

As the Taliban moves in, the West moves out. American helicopters busy over Kabul all day today.

Well listen, I mean listen, listen, look at the tracer, fire in the air, the guns are going off.

Women are already being killed and shot for breaching rules that have been imposed on what they can wear and on where they can move without a male escort.

Three years on, what is life like for people in Afghanistan and what happened to those who left?

On this episode of the fifth floor, I'm joined by BBC Afghan journalist Sheciba Habib and

Shroib Shariq Shariqharih Sharihi, who are here in the studio with me.

Welcome, both of you. Hi yeah. Hello. So let's start with you

Shoy. Take us back to that day 2021. What was your experience like and where were you when Taliban returned to power?

Well I was in Kabul it was just yet a normal exciting summer day.

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