it's through something called taxes that are just a thickly that hides the transmission mechanism of your money through the government, into those who own these bonds. the president biden gets a hostile reception from the american public, amid anger over his handling of the afghanistan and 20 anniversary of $911.00 approaches to explore the legacy of america's war on terror in the series of special reports. today we'll hear from families and saw the loved ones killed in a recent us drug store. i can cobble i'm the head of the family that has lost 10 of its members. this is not a mistake of america, this isn't crime and trouble as see the u. k threatens the widow,

millions of pounds from the front because london claims the piracy is not doing what it agreed in trying to stop a flood of migrants crossing the english channel. ah, what's your team to national good be with joe biden? good, a less than welcome at a new jersey town. hit hard by hurricane ida griffith, locals, voice that anger over the afghan. the stand pull out the some even branding the american president, a tyrant the. c c

fury over the war in afghanistan is being felt all the more acutely in the run up to a grim anniversary for america was 20 years past now since the tragic events of $911.00 a day shook the world and set the stage for the us war on terror to market, we've been taking a closer look at the devastating impact the subsequent to decades of conflicts that had on the lives of millions. as in our special project, unheard voices. the will use all tools at our disposal. space killed our children to united states was bringing people to watch a site. it was a pointless exercise. well we'll start this series by looking at the impacts of one recent events or so called defensive strike conducted by the us in cobble of the end of august, just prior to the afghan as time withdrawal deadline. we've heard from father as he lost the children in that rate,

the youngest of whom was just 2 years old. saw the sandals belong to milly. she was very close to me. i looked her so much. she always told me to buy ice cream with us military forces conducted and unmanned over the horizon airstrike on a vehicle known to be an imminent isis k threat. on the morning of the bombing, she came and kissed me and said, good morning, father. it was her last meeting. i will never see her again. the my name is maddie. i'm the head of the family that has lost 10 of its members, and it was around 4 30 pm. i left for the market and on the way i met my elder brother who was driving back home. we talked a little, then he left to go home and i crossed the road to go to the other side. i just

crossed the road and i heard an explosion. my daughter lead her to me that she saw a small aircraft. i drove moving around in a circle which then fired and miss tyler hit her home and i turned to look, but there was dust and smoke lightning. it was a terrible thing. my wife was shutting out her high was on fire. ah, there were parts of children's bodies, it was so bloody increase and i went into my home on fun, my brother and a nephew. they were critically injured but still alive and breathing. they later died in hospital. my brother and 9 others were killed in this horrific attack. my brother's daughter, who was student to get married, also lost her lives. another relative was also here, a guest. she was killed to, oh,

i as bush, my a loves, cosmetic. she likes painting her nails. she like dolls very much. the main cause of the incident was the american president planning this attack without any evidence and destroying family. catastrophe. ringback ringback ah, the president has made clear to commanders that they should stop at nothing to make isis pay for the death of those american service members at the cobble airport. they say, isis k lived in this house, in this house with these children, members of isis. stupid thought without any proof, without any investigation. they killed our children and we will never forgive them . ah,

our entire families. in short, it's being so painful for us mentally. we are not in a stable condition. the women are dead silent. they don't speak tomorrow. we left stuff devastated home and now live in my sister's place. it's so painful to visit. it's because we could see your children dying there. the people accusing us of having contact with islam state, the americans who colemander family seeing we've been preparing an attack on them. they're complete and utter lawyers. ah . ringback after the incident, no authority came here to investigate. nobody asked us what happened to your new one help. no one came here to morally support us. busy this is not a mistake of america, this is a crime. we've lost her children. the count returned to us. so what mr. owners

should be restored by us for investigation into the incident. we all see international community to investigate this incident. ah, make no mistake. no military on the face of the earth or harder to avoid civilian casualties than the united states military. and nobody wants to see innocent life taken the americans have left us get this done. they came because of their own goal and humiliated my country. america is not achieved. anything else going on? america has failed in afghanistan, and it has made our people miserable. oh,

and we were speaking with more people. both soldiers and civilians whose lives were changed for ever by america's war in our continuing special coverage, unheard voices throughout the week. meanwhile we've spoken to the red cross president peter mark, he's currently in galveston and has been visiting medical facilities and meeting with the new african government on the one side, you see all that these are remnants of war. you see these camps distorted vehicles, military vehicles, you see they struction where fighting has taken place, including in some of the cities like blush, cars are and others. and on the other hand, you see and normality of life and normal life, you see that this country is and has been affected by 40 years of war and by poverty. and the 2 together create enormous human period need. what i can see

is that this is a country in bad need. of, you know, many perry and the assistance of help to stabilize infrastructure and basic services. it needs international support and when and how political actors states will recognize the new i've gone. government is of course, up to them. our interest is that international support comes to have gone east on to the people of the storm and in a way which is respectful of the geneva conventions of best many tavian practices. and i am hopeful that we manage to have acceptable conditions, given some of the assurances that myself and also the coordinator of the community affairs of the us have received this week. we had

a long conversation with marla, about the deputy of the now we're now in government. he's a very substantial conversation with him self and with some of his clothes, their age and collaborators in order to ensure that the humanitarian space, which is needed for a good, impactful and usually human terry and assistance are guaranteed. i think we got a lot of understanding and also a good sense that we need further dialogues as we move forward. as i c r c, we have worked ways that tale bonds in petty tardies controlled by then over the last 4 d case. and so now in power, we will certainly continue to capitalize on these relations

now, just days after the last u. s. military jazz left afghanistan, the by the ministration is asking congress for more than $6000000000.00 to resettle thousands of african refugees. that's in addition to the trillions already spent on the longest ever american war. and if you do the math, it works out to around $16000.00 every american has had to pay for the war on terror. we have people in new york, how they feel about it, the orange going out. is that cool? it or is it worth it? does it know horrible? it's too much. $16000.00 is a lot for everybody. not everybody could pay that. whereas a gone, is there any accountability? i feel they could do better things that the money especially was going on with the parent demick right now. and the state we're in here at home. i say take care here 1st and then you were about elsewhere. i mean, we got a lot of domestic issues here. i will give priority whether it's college fundings

or house, tuition, whatever they needed for a really terrible, terrible lot of people while thinking that they're going to fight for a country and this, and that, but they lose their lives and bring up people home. meanwhile, the saudi embassy in washington says that he wants to see the release of classified documents related to the 911 terrorist attacks, claiming that they will prove the country has no involvement. let's get more of this war correspondent kelly open. he joins being now good to you on caleb. so the saudis say that they have nothing to hide. what war do we know? sure, well right now the u. s. department of justice is reviewing documents that were related to saudi arabia and it's possible role in 911 to reviewing such documents for the possibility of de, classifying them and releasing them. now. saudi arabia has already released a statement regarding allegations about their involvement in the 911 attacks. and

even before these documents have been released, they're already stepping up and being very quick to deny any involvement in the events of 911 the 20th anniversary which is approaching no evidence is ever emerged to indicate that the saudi government or its officials had previous knowledge of the terrorist attack, or were in any way involved in its planning or execution. now it's already been a long standing aspect of suspicion on saudi arabia due to the fact that a number of the hijackers were from saudi arabia, those who hijacked the aeroplanes. however, the united states has long been basically downplaying any investigation or talk of such involvement by the saudis in 911. because saudi arabia is a key ally of the united states in the region. now relatives of victims of $911.00 have attempted to sue saudi arabia in court,

alleging that it was involved or complicit somehow in the attacks. however, under a 1976 law, basically they're unable to do to take that action. just as because the 976 law gives foreign governments immunity from such lawsuits. now, will recall that there were the $28.00 pages from the $911.00 commission that were released. and those were, you know, long classified pages about saudi arabia as possible connections and f b. i investigations into saudi arabia following the 911 attacks. now the, the panel, basically they use the language that they said they did not discover any role by a quote, senior high level, saudi government official in the $911.00 attacks. but many of looked at what they referred to as the commissions, narrow wording, and basically said that it's possible that less senior officials on the part of the saudi government could have played a role now. so far, washington has claim that there was no direct role by saudi arabia in the $911.00

attacks. here's what we've heard. our investigation has uncovered. no credible evidence that any person in the united states gave the hijacker substantial financial assistance. now, there are a lot of americans who have looked at what was in the 28 pages previously released and have looked at some of the information surrounding the 911 attacks. and do want answers about the kingdom of saudi arabia and perhaps nefarious activities or what role it could have played. people want new information about what went on in the attacks that took place 20 years ago and certainly left a big scar on the u. s. public, but it's unclear if joe biden will go ahead and take this move. i, if he will make such information public or not, joe biden will have the final say as the president of the united states. much appreciated on correspondence in new york, kelly more boom with the will, the latest the case threatening to withhold?

millions of pounds promised to france to help tackle the migrant crisis because paris isn't pulling his weight as the claim coming from dining streets with the spots emerging. his record numbers of people continue to arrive on u. k. beaches having made the crossing from northern france, paris to slammed britain's threats as a serious loss of trust, shall be edwards dusty, has more well pretty patel and have french counterparts. and now in a war of was as the situation on the english channel is escalating. once again, it comes as around 800 people have risked their lives trying to reach the united kingdom in question. one of the was busy as shipping lanes and one single day alone . now the home secretary has met with the french interior minister off the pre to protect threatening to cut a 54000000 pounds funding pledge to help the french authorities in the operations across the channel unless more but it's intercepted. now obviously,

the french authorities are particularly angry with the u. k. out such a threat that we've just had and have said, this is not what they signed up for the conditions of the son's renewal. she did indeed with the british, and it was never on condition of specific targets that abroad would translate into a serious loss of trust in our corporation. while it's been a bit of a tit for tat between the 2 nations for quite some time. now, the french have always said that this is a british problem, and that they should be dealing with the issue out source. i. e, are the very countries in which refugees are headed towards the euro, particularly at this height and time. as we know, the crisis and catastrophe in afghanistan has seen some millions of people being displaced, many of which are trying to head to the united kingdom. so the french are saying it's a british problem. the british are saying it's a french problem and they should actually be trying to intercept these, but it's and turning them back to france. now campaign is here in the united

kingdom. they've long. * been saying the answer to all of this is neither what the french know purchased, say, but actually to try and the safer and legal passages for asylum seekers so that they don't have to risk their lives trying to cross the english channel. but the u . k. guffman says is working to target people smugglers to try and alleviate the crisis. we remain determined to fix the broken silence system and break the business model of people smugglers who put lives at risk and welcome people through safe and legal routes. while they see a record. 13500 asylum seekers have crossed the english channel in small, but it's just a 1000 in the last 2 days. now. conservative m p 's here in the united kingdom that calling for the home secretary to even break international law and send all of the assign him see because of back to france if they've traveled terror legally by boat . now france says if the u. k does that,

that will be serious consequences and then it's doing all it can to try and prevent these crossings. they say since january they've intercepted 10000 and brought them back to the french shores. despite the french, as far as his having to do with a vol, amount of space to police on the beach is over in france. the fact is we've got 302400 coaches of shorter monitor every day and every night. and it's quite impossible. i have place offices every 100 meters because of the length of the shore. now here in the united kingdom and the home secretary in particular has had some rather very fast rhetoric over the particularly aimed at asylum seekers headed to the united kingdom. in fact, preach patel has now gone to the reputation of the credit deville and the immigration system for what many people would argue as particularly hostile. we have to look at the beginning of her 10 years. she said the quest things would be an infrequent phenomenon. then last year she promised to shut off the route entirely. and this year she's pushing through an immigration bill making crossings

illegal. meaning that anybody that does have head to the united kingdom by boat could be seen to go even to be jailed in fact, but no matter how hostile, pretty tiles, policies, or comments are, it's not stopping asylum seekers headed to the united kingdom. it seems that the u . k is a fall safe, a haven either the countries that they are fleeing from, hence this latest influx of asylum seekers here in the united kingdom. but perhaps now the home secretary should trench tact, considering the numbers are not going down. the last segment of the nor stream to gas pipeline linking russia to germany was welded in the baltic sea on monday. it's been completed as well just at a time when europe is expecting a wind to search and gas demand, to oliver details 3 years in the making and not without a bumper to along the road. the final piece of the old stream to gas pipeline has

been welded into place. the final bill of places be 200500 and 58th and $2011000000000.00. so once the tops are turned on, it will bring siberian gas via the russian port of lucca under the baltic sea right here to germany, the mayor of the seaside town where the pipeline arrives in europe. as a life, god says the energy project brings not only gas, put money and jobs as well. but i think the pipeline the pipeline is very important for the town of lubin. we still benefit both during the construction and operating stages or our industrial poll, which is a municipal court in which living has generated job results from the project. in the long term operational phase, the time of lately we receive a share of the business profit generated by the north pipeline as well as jeff gates and other companies, one and 1500000 euros. that will go to lead me into town budget. it's not all being

smooth sailing though. former us president donald trump wanted to sell europe more of america's liquefied natural gas problem. there though is it's more expensive than the piped russian variety. so he slept sanctions on the nord stream to project causing hold ups. so we're protecting germany, we're protecting france, we're protecting these countries. and then numerous of the countries go out and make a pipeline deal with russia, where they're paying billions of dollars into the coffers of russian. germany is totally controlled by russia because they will getting from 60 to 70 percent of their energy from russia and a new pipeline. in may, the current inhabitants of the white house lifted the sanctions on the north stream to company. that, that doesn't mean he's a fun my you know, to, to has been known for some time. good friends can disagree and,

but by the time i became president, there was 90 percent completed and imposing sanctions did not seem to make any sense. ukraine is also worried that it could be used to coated out of the european gas trans that infrastructure. however, russia says switches, the demand for its gas, the more roots it has to europe, the better moscow is always said that nord stream to is in economic project and has nothing to do with politics. and perhaps that's why the mayor of you been isn't too concerned about the effect. geo politics could have on the pipeline coming into his town. with other stop hom, through the beginning, there are 5 german states involved in the construction of the north stream to projects and other states of assessed and endorse the project. and so the, even one court case over, i've always believe that this project could be implemented within the legal frame which exists within the new and those state. i have not been concerned the mira

could stop the project, european politics, federal politics and even american politics are too far away from us. we just did our job, doctor hospital and everything to make sure this projects we came as successful as the 1st i apply when there was still 2 or 3 legal hurdles. overcome with regard to the gas market directive, the commissioning and transport of the gases, which i am quite sure that russia and the countries and companies involved resolve these issues and that we will start receiving the 1st 3 pipelines before the end of 2021. with the pipeline connected up just behind me, certificate action and safety checks will take around 3 months to be completed after that while nor stream to will be able to pump as much as 55000000000 cubic meters of gas per year. here to germany, that's roughly enough. the heat around 26000000 european homes feature all of a r t on the job in baltic coast. see i reportedly helped

her crying with a plan to lower a number of russian mercenaries he wanted to capture last year. the claim being made in the new ripple by cnn, but things didn't go according to plan and by the roost. got mixed up in the operation on the grounds with the details, his lip attract. this is a story that was being widely reported on last year in the media, particularly, and the russian media. but what makes this case extraordinary is that a major american outlet is talking about this. so according to c, and then v dramatic arrest of more than 30 russian nationals. last year in bel roast was an elaborate operation by the ukranian intelligence, an effort backed and financed by the c. i a so they provide the cash they provided technical assistance, ukrainian operatives pretended to be representative of a private security firm. and they requested applications pretty much served as

a perfect database for key of to get who they wanted. and minsk was simply a stop over for these men to be on the way to venezuela. this was a fake job though that never existed. we started to call them and say, hey man, okay, tell me something about yourself. maybe, you know, really a fighter. maybe you're a plumber or something like that. and then they start to reveal things about themselves, sending us documents, military ideas, and proof of where they had fought, and we alike. bingo, we can use that. so now it could be that this perfect plan wasn't even an idea that originated in kias. this could have been something that the ca hooked up ukrainian intelligence with. tell us bit more about the, the people who were captured in others. we have to understand what was happening in bel ruth and the summer last year, the country was gearing up for a crucial presidential paul. and we remember that after this election,

the country was engulfed in mass opposition protest. 3 bellow, russian security authorities thought that these were some kind of fighters that could have been sent to the country to spark on rest and violence. and this was something that explains why they were detained, so, brutally, like terrorists. now almost immediately after that came an extradition request from key of crane wanted these men to be on their territory for their alleged involvement in the fighting in easter grain. but this extradition never happened because shortly after the incident report started to surface that this could have been a plot orchestrated by kia and i remember how present valerie, alexander lucretia, and going vladimir putin. they were on the phone and initially the negotiations between these 2 lead to these fighters being sent back to russia. the russians,

security officials, what they want is a transparent investigation into all. busy this, the crania, and authorities are not interested and impartial investigation of this affair. all the facts which cnn has now confirmed serve as fresh evidence. ukraine commits acts of state terrorism by the hands of a secret service minsk. in moscow. the relations between these 2 were never spoiled, as well as perhaps the c i a wanted even though the c i are denying their involvement and all this. but as we can see, we keep getting back to the story because of and new details emerging. we send our own request to the us intelligence for whether they can comment on that. we're waiting for their reply, and possibly we'll also get reaction to this from other high ranking officials here in russia and ukraine, or in the us. back with up this for you in half an hour me.

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