Afghan presidential candidate Abdullah Abdullah has unilaterally withdrawn his team's election observers from an official recount of ballots ahead of long-delayed election results.
Afghan presidential candidate Abdullah Abdullah speaks to his supporters at a gathering in Kabul, Afghanistan, Sunday, Nov. 10, 2019. Abdullah has unilaterally withdrawn his team's election observers from an official recount of ballots ahead of long-delayed election results.
Abdullah says Sunday the results will have no legitimacy if his team’s observers are not present during the recount by Afghanistan’s Independent Election Commission.
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