tamana wore a full niqab to stay hidden when changing location. in front is what tamana is using to get to the next location. we're going through multiple taliban checkpoints and i can imagine it's quite nerve—racking for her. the safe house was on the other side of town. the owner did not want to be identified for his safety, but agreed to speak with me. we've just arrived here with tamana. she's crossed kabul to get here to safety. just tell me why you've allowed her to come here. when the taliban came to power, and knowing what you know about her steeliness, her determination, were you worried? tamana's experience is like so many other female activists in the country. so many of them have been driven out, pushed out of the public eye. they now feel trapped inside their homes in this very suffocating environment. and it's unclear what their future will be. there seems to be like a pattern emerging — women coming out demanding their rights, the taliban intimidating and detaining some of them, and then the women being too afraid to come out and sp

of anti-aircraft uavs, and here is the 92nd artillery reconnaissance brigade named after koshovoy tamanaof ukraine, a deputy of the kyiv council, mr. oleksiy, good day, i wish you good health, glory to ukraine, heroes, glory to ukraine with poseidon's drone , we're just collecting it now, we've almost collected it, today, the last literally hryvnias, we're picking up good hryvnias, so i hope you 've had time to work on your thoughts

last year, i met with activist tamana paryani, who'd been involved in a protest in kabul.le of the night to arrest her.

last year, i met with activist tamana paryani,