Last year, shortly after the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, Nasratullah decided to set out for Europe. The 22-year-old had hoped to make it at least to Greece, instead he, along with three other Afghans ended up stranded in Syria. The young men, all in their late teens and early 20s come from three separate provinces, Nangarhar, Laghman and Balkh, but ended up becoming friends at different points during the month-long journey from Afghanistan to Iran. “They were not told of the difficulties that would await them in Turkey” Like tens of thousands of Afghan refugees before them, the young …