Australia’s most eminent Afghanistan expert has called for a Senate inquiry into the imminent closure of the Afghan embassy in Canberra, saying the decision is 'spitting in the face of Australian veterans' who fought the Taliban, and will leave thousands of Afghan Australians in | Collector

Australia’s most eminent Afghanistan expert has called for a Senate inquiry into the imminent closure of the Afghan embassy in Canberra, saying the decision is 'spitting in the face of Australian veterans' who fought the Taliban, and will leave thousands of Afghan Australians in

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Australia’s most eminent Afghanistan expert has called for a Senate inquiry into the imminent closure of the Afghan embassy in Canberra, saying the decision is 'spitting in the face of Australian veterans' who fought the Taliban, and will leave thousands of Afghan Australians in

Australia’s most eminent Afghanistan expert has called for a Senate inquiry into the imminent closure of the Afghan embassy in Canberra, saying the decision is 'spitting in the face of Australian veterans' who fought the Taliban, and will leave thousands of Afghan Australians in

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