In the Wars: From Afghanistan to the UK, a story of conflict, survival and saving lives Free Audiobook Download by Waheed Arian

The novel In the Wars by Waheed Arian is a powerful story of the war in Afghanistan, and it also highlights an important humanitarian message. It is told through multiple perspectives, with the main character being a young boy named Omid who has to come to terms with his new surroundings and living as a refugee abroad.

This is a book about war, conflict, and survival. It is a story of people in Afghanistan who had to fight to survive, and people in the UK who found themselves reliving the same experience as they fought for their country's freedom and safety. This audiobook tells the stories of three different protagonists: an Afghani soldier fighting against British troops in Afghanistan; a British soldier fighting against the Taliban-led insurgency; and a young Afghan woman living in Kabul who witnessed both conflicts unfold through her own life.

Waheed Arian is one of the first Syrian paramedics to work in a war zone. He has witnessed the struggles and traumas his patients have gone through, and he shares their stories with readers. In this audiobook, he discusses his training as an Emergency Responder, working on a war zone, and rescuing people during wartime. He also discusses how we need to learn from past conflicts in order to avoid future ones.

War is a fluid and frequently uncertain reality. In UK, in Afghanistan and around the world, there are many stories of conflict, survival and saving lives. In the Wars: From Afghanistan to the UK is one of them.

This audiobook tells the story of a doctor who witnesses the brutalities of war in Afghanistan and later, as he tries to save lives, he finds himself in conditions that are almost unimaginable.

In the Wars: From Afghanistan to the UK, a story of conflict, survival and saving lives is a powerful memoir that candidly details the author's experiences in Afghanistan, Iraq and Palestine. Waheed Arian was born in Kabul to an educated family with strong traditional values. He quickly became aware of the violence happening around him as he witnessed countless lives being lost on the streets of Kabul. Despite their best efforts, his parents could not shield their son from the complexities of war so they moved with him to London in order to protect his life. In London Arian found himself struggling to adapt and come to terms with what had happened during his years in Afghanistan and Iraq as well as trying to make sense out of his now new world which was very different