At last, we have great news to share with you on what’s been happening with Operation Rescue! We continue to move forward with the delicate and complicated work of getting at-risk families safely out of Afghanistan. We do want to be cautious in saying too much since we have seen some operations hindered or stopped where people ended up in even more danger because of too much publicity.
While there have been many challenges, we are pleased and thankful to report that your gifts have provided the way for several hundred people to leave Afghanistan on our aircraft in the past several days. Our operations have grown to where we work with a variety of trusted partners and now utilize land and air routes for moving people safely from Afghanistan. Several dozen people have made it to safety by land routes. We thank you for helping make all this possible.
What remains as one of the greatest challenges is finding countries and places where these people can legally arrive and live for the short or long term. Host countries are requiring payment in advance for lodging, food, and other support needs.
With underwhelming interest from governments and too many people, this is the time to urge citizens and lawmakers to make their voices known in support of keeping the promise to care for those who have worked with us, whether in government or with humanitarian organizations.
We rejoice and celebrate with you that our first aircraft has finally been allowed to fly! Thank you again for all you have done to move Operation Rescue to where we now are.
Have questions about Operation Rescue and the status of our ongoing efforts? Drop us a line at operationrescue@npraxisinternational.org.
With appreciation,
The Operations Rescue Team
While there have been many challenges, we are pleased and thankful to report that your gifts have provided the way for several hundred people to leave Afghanistan on our aircraft in the past several days. Our operations have grown to where we work with a variety of trusted partners and now utilize land and air routes for moving people safely from Afghanistan. Several dozen people have made it to safety by land routes. We thank you for helping make all this possible.
What remains as one of the greatest challenges is finding countries and places where these people can legally arrive and live for the short or long term. Host countries are requiring payment in advance for lodging, food, and other support needs.
With underwhelming interest from governments and too many people, this is the time to urge citizens and lawmakers to make their voices known in support of keeping the promise to care for those who have worked with us, whether in government or with humanitarian organizations.
We rejoice and celebrate with you that our first aircraft has finally been allowed to fly! Thank you again for all you have done to move Operation Rescue to where we now are.
Have questions about Operation Rescue and the status of our ongoing efforts? Drop us a line at operationrescue@npraxisinternational.org.
With appreciation,
The Operations Rescue Team
