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Saleha Soadat
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Reporter, Borderless Mag
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Turkey , United States , Immigration , Afghanistan , Kazakhstan , Iraq , Middle East
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By Saleha Soadat Verified| Borderless Mag Verified “Piloting is my dream,” Amini said. “During my migration to Pakistan, I was enthusiastic about being a pilot whenever I heard or saw American planes passing through the sky and going to Afghanistan to fight against the Taliban. I thought of myself hoping to be part of that Aviation Squad one day.” But for many young Afghans, particularly those like Amini who don’t hail from the Pashtun, the largest ethnic group in Afghanistan, this dream remains elusive.
By Saleha Soadat Verified| Borderless Mag Verified "Pilotar es mi sueño", dijo Amini. "Durante mi emigración a Pakistán, me entusiasmaba la idea de ser piloto cada vez que oía o veía pasar por el cielo aviones estadounidenses que iban a Afganistán a luchar contra los talibanes. Pensaba en mí mismo con la esperanza de formar parte algún día de ese escuadrón de aviación". Pero para muchos jóvenes afganos, sobre todo los que, como Amini, no pertenecen a la etnia pastún, la más numerosa de Afganistán, este sueño sigue siendo inalcanzable.
By Saleha Soadat Verified| Borderless Mag Verified “Piloting is my dream,” Amini said. “During my migration to Pakistan, I was enthusiastic about being a pilot whenever I heard or saw American planes passing through the sky and going to Afghanistan to fight against the Taliban. I thought of myself hoping to be part of that Aviation Squad one day.” But for many young Afghans, particularly those like Amini who don’t hail from the Pashtun, the largest ethnic group in Afghanistan, this dream remains elusive.
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