URGENT: Afghan CIA Fighters Face Uncertain Future in US After National Guard Attack Suspect's Arrest.

Breaking News: Afghan CIA Fighters Face Uncertain Future in US A shocking turn of events has unfolded in Washington, D.C. as Rahmanullah Lakanwal, a former Afghan CIA fighter, has been arrested and charged with killing one National Guard soldier and injuring two others in a shooting on November 26. Lakanwal's arrest has raised concerns about the uncertain future of Afghan CIA fighters who served in "Zero Units" led by the CIA. These fighters, who once battled the Taliban in treacherous missions, are now facing bureaucratic neglect and abandonment by the US government. According to former CIA operatives and Afghan fighters, many of these individuals have been left to spiral into despair after being evacuated to the US. They claim that the US government has failed to provide adequate support and resources for these fighters, leaving them to struggle with their new lives in America. The National Guard attack suspect's arrest has brought attention to the plight of Afghan CIA fighters, who are now facing an uncertain future in the US. As the investigation into the shooting continues, the US government is under pressure to address the concerns of these fighters and provide them with the support they need. This is a developing story, and we will continue to provide updates as more information becomes available.