. >> soccer player khalida popal knows what sabriyah and her team have been through.he helped them and their families escape, procuring british visas for a total of 130 people. >> afghanistan! >> a visit to the soccer museum in manchester, where they learn how english women too had to fight for their rights. >> i mean, going through the history from english women's football, their ban, the history of how the fa banned it. it's very much like -- it's a 100 years ago and hearing that, seeing the objects, it's very similar to our story, today's story. the women of afghanistan are banned from playing football, just because they are women. [phone ringing] >> sabriyah talks on the phone with her mother-in-law in afghanistan. she tells sabriyah that women today are receiving threats just for going to the market on their own. the terror catches up with sabriyah in england too; she has nightmares about the taliban trying to kill her. her team and her love of the sport help her to cope with it all. >> i like football, because all the girls, we are together. together, whether we

. >> soccer player khalida popal knows what sabriyah and her team have been through.he helped them and their families escape, procuring british visas for a total of 130 people. >> afghanistan! >> a visit to the soccer museum in manchester, where they learn how english women too had to fight for their rights. >> i mean, going through the history from english women's football, their ban, the history of how the fa banned it. it's very much like -- it's a 100 years ago and hearing that, seeing the objects, it's very similar to our story, today's story. the women of afghanistan are banned from playing football, just because they are women. [phone ringing] >> sabriyah talks on the phone with her mother-in-law in afghanistan. she tells sabriyah that women today are receiving threats just for going to the market on their own. the terror catches up with sabriyah in england too; she has nightmares about the taliban trying to kill her. her team and her love of the sport help her to cope with it all. >> i like football, because all the girls, we are together. together, whether we

barabashovo shopping center, a large-scale fire broke out, which turned into ashes and several shops of khalida with fabrics and dishes. our site here suffered a little and then i came and helped the guys put out the fire in the market area until the summer, the shelling on march 17 became the most destructive then uh-uh 30-25-30% of the shopping areas and-and then there was more a few shellings, only about a dozen shellings, and this, to a large extent, it did so that many people were left without business or without work, and had to start business almost from scratch. the entrepreneur estimates his loss to be about a million dollars in targets, his only store, svitlana worked in one of those that burned to the ground , he says that the first days of the russian invasion are still in front of his eyes, now they realized what was happening, we were not morally ready for this svetlova was transferred to another store almost immediately, so the saleswoman is glad that she has a job now, as i know vinegar and that product, they already hired me here to work. are ringing in this sector , life is gr