Zero Hedge: 85% Of Afghans Face Food Insecurity In Upcoming Winter
Food crisis forecasting for Afghanistan, called terrifying by the FAO, is projecting more than half of the country’s population will experience acute food shortages this winter unless actions are taken.
As Statista's Katharina Buchholz details below, according to reports by The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification, 85 percent in the country are to experience any type of food insecurity, including food stress classified as non-acute, between November 2021 and March 2022.
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WNU Editor: Someone should tell Zalmay Khalilzad that this boat sailed out a long time ago .... Khalilzad urges US engage with Taliban to avert Afghan collapse (Al Jazeera).
Sucks to be them, they chose the Taliban and they chose poorly.
ReplyDeleteWhy is it up to the US to engage the Taliban? Shouldn't it be the other way around. The Taliban controls the country. It's up to them to engage the US. As Stephen points out correctly, they chose the Taliban. Now they must live with that choice.
ReplyDeleteTell that stani Kalizad whatever to return the billions he and his cronies took out of the parasitic country...go feed your fellow stanis, leech.
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