The Afghan (28) published a PHOTO of a poor dinner from a base with refugees in the USA: What was torn down was not expected at all! – Topky.sk

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Hamed Ahmadi currently lives in a tent with 70 other compatriots, but in total more than 4,000 refugees have been accommodated at the military base. According to the server MailOnline running out of financial resources and food. This is also evidenced by a photo of the dinner, which Hamed published on Twitter on Thursday. It was two small pieces of chicken, several pieces of melon and bread. Another meal was to be served for up to 12 hours.

His contribution provoked strong reactions on both sides. For those who consider something like this to be inadmissible, even for those who felt that the young man criticized the free food he received as a refugee, and some even urged him to return home. One of the users wrote that he would also buy him a one-way ticket.

Not complaining but this is what I got last night for dinner and the next meal is 12 hours later. Refugee life might be safe but never easy & favorable. Fort bliss El Paso Texas. #AfghanRefugees #afghanistan pic.twitter.com/2X7eP8Uwa0

– Hamed Ahmadi (@ahmadihamed_) September 2, 2021

“Maybe you could sell the iPhone you’re tweeting from and have a few 5 (star) meals. Or trade it with a lot of homeless American veterans.” said one of the angry women. “You’re complaining and getting more than a lot of American citizens. Please stop.” added another. However, another user countered this by photographing obese children crammed into a fast food restaurant, saying: “You act like we’re a starving country.”

“My heart belongs to all Afghans who have had to leave their country and family. It is never easy to leave my homeland behind. I am sorry to see that this is the food you are receiving. I hope it will improve.” was one of the other comments expressing support.

Hamed just wanted to point out the reality

“The situation here is not as good as we expected.” Ahmadi told KTSM. “The problem with the current situation is that the Texas government was not really ready.” In addition to food, the military base is also criticized for unusable bathrooms with waste on the floor and clogged sinks. “The goal of this tweet was not … to complain, to be very critical,” explained Ahmadi for The Independent. “I was just describing the situation of Afghan refugees who are in a situation they would not really want to be in.”

More than 123,000 refugees have been evacuated from Kabul, more than 75,000 of whom are Afghans. Hamed Ahmadi had previously lived in the capital, Kabul. His brother was killed two months ago in the fight against the Taliban and his sister died of a coronavirus. Another sister still lives in Afghanistan, but is now hiding because of her previous service in the Afghan police force, the New York Post.