Afghan-American actor Ali Olomi is heartbroken about what's going on in Afghanistan, and sadly he expects it to get even worse.
Like Ali points out, if this sort of mayhem is already happening, it's hard to believe it will go away once we leave.
The actor -- who's had guest roles on TV shows like"NCIS: Los Angeles,""SEAL Team" and"Madam Secretary" -- is asking everyone to send positive thoughts and prayers to the Afghan people ... because they're in a terrible situation right now.
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