u. s. on the bond. because the u. s. wanted to pull out of this company because they no longer want this to get indicated and supporting the u. s. made government gun it's done in 2001, but they counted on 2 decades to give to this government. however, it turned out that it was the faith of governments that grumbled the moment the americans decided to withdraw their support. but at the same time, i believe that the american approach is a bit constant. it was i believe that they are planning as they could improve the country, they are planning to set. the company ablaze to put that in the state of ability may be in isolation under the taliban. and at the same time source problems to its neighbors who butcher and china, especially that overlooks the weak points in the national security china, which is northwest china with the we go up at this moment to set the instability in central asia, which is the weak points and the russian national security of the same time to cause and somebody in iran. so i believe that this is the american appro

u. s. pulling out more rapidly before august 31st. joe biden. clearly making the case that that will not happen, they will, the u. s. will stay in till august 31st as jo, bye, and has said all along at cobble airport leading this evacuation process. he also a key point of his speech was he also pointed the finger directly at i saw k, there's offshoot of i saw in afghanistan. he said that intelligence officials had pointed out that the day this group was responsible. and joe biden, very clearly saying that he plans to hold them accountable. listen to a little bit more of what the president had to say to those who carried out this attack as well as anyone who wishes america harm. no. this we will not forgive. we will not forget we will hunt you down to make you pay how defend our interest in our people would every measure might command for gabriel. as you're saying, the president pretty adamant that the u. s. is going to pull out by the august 31st deadline, but coordination with the taliban seems to be key is we heard from general mcken

u. s. contingent on the u. s. pulling out by august 31st, but also basically all rules around the window. if the u. s. besides, to unilaterally extend that and it seems quite clear the taliban isn't going to agree to an extension of ad deadline. an important 24 hours ahead. thank you for that update. john hendrick live for us in washington. d. c. a group is afghan evacuated has arrived in northern virginia as part of that u. s. evacuation operation that being temporarily housed at an expo center in chan chile before they're being taken to military bases. some critics have raised concerns about the swift bidding process. phil laval is at one of those hinges, or is at that center where the evacuated are arriving. we've had the sporadic arrivals over the last 244872 hours, but now they come and got a rate of probably one every 90 minutes or so. the cost is comes down here. this is actually the expos sent to were a few kilometers away from the airport. so when the refugees arrived, they'll put onto the buses once a met by in

u. s. pull out announcement in april. the taliban instantly proved it's not just ready to but they want full control. and now very big news. they have entered the capital capital, but even at this point, again, a stance besieged government isn't able to rely on a helping hand from washington. african leaders have to come together. we lost thousands at last death and injury. thousands of american personnel got a fight for themselves. uncle sam is pulling out, but some of the troops have to stay or even be sent back to secure the likes of fleeing us. diplomats but watch out for the wording because according to washington, this is not an evacuation. this is not abandonment. this is not an evacuation. this is not the wholesale. busy withdrawl, what this is, is a reduction in the size of our civilian footprint. this is a draw down of civilian americans 46 years after one of the most humiliating episodes in the history of us overseas operations. the falling of south vietnam and the capital saigon. joe biden already had to answe

u. s. pull out, and the subsequent pull out of the u. k. which britain says it has to do in light of what the u. s. has decided now spend wallace who said he went public at the time in february last year. when donald trump, than us president signed a deal with the taliban to actually agreement to withdraw us troops around this time in 2021. and now while i said that was a mistake, and it really gives rise to the possibility of the return of al qaeda. this is what he had to say. the tell about to have a message from the outside. you sell hosting, i'll create a packing, the west or countries of that. we could be back. now this all comes $600.00 troops deployed. these are as an extra deployment to get people out of afghanistan, that you can citizens a larger contingent of embassy staff. now coming out and also former african workers who with the british military in as translators and other roles. now this is an action taking place as a chorus of criticism about the whole situation comes from the military establishment amongst them. the former d

u. s. pull out announcement in april. the taliban instantly proved it's not just ready to bite. they want full control and they're practically at the doorstep of capital control now. but at this point, the government there won't be able to rely on a helping hand from washington. african leaders have to come together. we lost thousands at last death and injury. thousands of american personnel got to fight for themselves. uncle sam is pulling out, but some of the troops have to stay or even be sent back to secure the likes of fleeing us. diplomats but watch out for the wording because according to washington, this is not an evacuation. this is not abandonment. this is not an evacuation. this is not the wholesale. busy withdrawl, what this is, is a reduction in the size of our civilian footprint. this is a draw down of civilian americans 46 years after one of the most humiliating episode in the history of us overseas operations. the falling of south vietnam and the capital saigon. joe biden already had to answer questions about the vietnam defeat. flashbacks, you see any parallels

u. s. pull out more demonstrations against co restrictions and from today, with thousands turning out again in paris for the 5th consecutive week and the state of enlarge. and here from president wildfire has been expanded to cover to valve regions and eastern russian out pulled in 7000000. hector 5 barian forest prospected. an auction used crew reports on the front line. the small fire, the guys are trying to put up with their own hands. my little piece like this morning, burned down dozens of mile forth. ah, bring you all the very latest stories every day. this is our teens, nationals and everyone here in the newsroom. a very welcome to the program was started. let's continue. how was focusing on the latest developments troubling ones in afghanistan, where the talent bonds be making substantial territorial gains following the mass us with world unconfirmed reports save years from us, minutes and group is now just another kilometers from the capital of koppel. meanwhile, countries president ref

u. s. and nato forces, the african military couldn't fight and certainly didn't want to fight because of the psychological blow of the u. s. pulling out which i think, even in the pentagon, they had not really expected. president biden to follow through all. and i think the u. s. also were looking at a map of afghanistan, which had provinces. districts on it. the taliban looked at a map of that had the tribal divisions, and i've got to start on it and they managed to work those tribes. they managed to find the right power brokers so that they were able to take province of the province. and in many cases, there wasn't much of a fight. of course, at the provincial capital that valid taliban also took control of every major border crossing in the country. the last to be seized was the crossing toward come one of the largest gateways between afghanistan and pakistan. come all hide reports on that now from islam of eyes, hitch rated at the end of the hive of bars. down of tor come the border and i did the dream li, crucial. however, budget on her clothes that border because of go over restriction now dated backlog on both sides where d

u . s. and nato forces, the african military couldn't fight and certainly didn't want to fight because of the psychological blow of the u. s. pulling out which i think, even in the pentagon, they had not really expected president biden, to follow through all. and i think the u. s. also looking at a map of afghanistan, which had provinces, districts on it, the taliban looked at a map of that had the tribal divisions and i've got to start on it. and they managed to work those tribes. they managed to find the right power brokers so that they were able to take province off the province. and in many cases there wasn't much of a fight. james base out of sematic addison going to be much more on developments in afghanistan after a quick break. do stay with us, you're watching al jazeera ah, on counting the cost europe pete fun to fight terrorism and counter china and russia in africa with activists say they'll provide weapons to big cases and the climate emergency costing millions, placing millions, counting the cost. well now just in our coverage of africa is what i'm most proud of. every time i travel there, whether it be still west afri

u. s. pull out until so i guess what's happening at the airport now? i think that is actually the most important question, because whether it's russia or china, or even low dictators, such as we have in north korea, the rad. they're going to be learning from this experience that the united states does not have the determination and all to determine and outcome. instead, we don't have, the stamina will pull out. and if the consequences are his daughter, as we are in our standards, can google, nonetheless not turn around people. so this is a tremendous encouragement to china, russia, korea, that they can proceed with their agenda and not expect a significant american pushback on the telephone. then it appears to be going for a pretty major re brand, trying to say that, you know, as we said earlier, that it's providing amnesty that women girls will have a place in its future governance. what future relationship do you think the us will look to have with the taliban if at all? first. so let's not confuse the statement that is making with the taliban zone a

u. s. began pulling out the last of its force it. let's turn to our diplomatic editor james base to his line for a couple james, bring this up to date with the fighting. well, i think the last 24 hours has shown the range of the televisions, activities and operations across i've got some the full of the rush is significant . now it's the capital. the provincial capital of nym rose, which is a relatively small in terms of population. does it province in afghanistan, but it is the 1st ritual province to fall. also west remembering that it's on the border with iran again and the taliban taking border areas, which of course is very bad from the country, not a very significant for the crossing. but it is, was telling you that in terms of what's going on legally, remember in the south of afghanistan that thriving drugs trade, which the government says it's against. but the last 20 years, it's pretty clear to me. but the government, i'm the taliban made money from drugs. so the fact that is around this is fallen, suggest to me there are pro

u. s. pull out a mistake and what kind of medicine is clearly have momentum across the country. and i found, astonish, heading towards the civil war protecting to the possible god nation will again become a breeding ground for alca eda. but many out down feel abandoned by that british evacuation effort. walkers who help foreign troops fed reprisals from the taliban. one group of ass down, shoot assistive u. k. forces rallied on the streets of cobble on friday, demanding protection from the british government. with one former interpreter, pleading directly with prime minister boris johnson. to get him out. he says he now lives in terra k for many days, and then day on that time i'm staying issue. i cannot go that the jury's any in just for me. you know i, i our energy you gave me and give it to me. you are eligible for the game on that time. i was i do it in my, in the my to be you want to kid from from it's g t e means you my to get really you, you have to finish up by then and again. and you must to get the new for of life spring. i got to the rich, you mean, i've been by you t

u. s. pull out. the african health ministry now says that at least 90 people were killed a more than a 150 injured. it's also been the deadliest day for american forces. 13 military soldiers are among the dead with 18 and the deadliest a more than a decade for them all corresponded in cobble is reported to several other blasts in the apple vicinity, which the taliban claims were down to us forces destroying their own property to stopping falling into foreign hands of the tax cut, just hours after western governments had warmed up a security threat. and now the terrorist group known as isis k, an african affiliate of islamic state, has claimed responsibility. the group spinning conflicts with the taliban since its inception. in 2015 and its beliefs have been behind a number of high profile attacks and i've kind of stand in recent years. early in the week before the explosions of taliban spokes, person had warned of a possible attack on cobble apple. it must be the problem is that a huge number of peop

u. s. pull out a mistake and what kind of bond millison is clearly have momentum across the country. and i've kind of started heading towards civil war predicting too that the battle scarred nation will again become a breeding ground. i'll carnita for many off down, feel abandoned by that british about creation effort. why? because who helped foreign troops fed reprisals from the tunnel on one group of off downs who assisted u. k. forces rallied on the streets of calvo on friday, demanding protection from the british government, one form and protests, pleading directly with prime minister bars johnson to get in out. he says he now lives in terra cooper. this year, many and the day. on that time i understand issue i can go to the centuries. any interest for me? you know i i would probably give you an email to mean you are eligible for the game on that time. i was very happy to do my fin the my job and the new one i came from amy from it's the one that in the email you my to get greedy, you can finish up by the end of january and you must to get in for of like to the rich, you mean the

u. s. pulled out when it did. mackenzie, the general, also stating that the last military plains, that left homemade cause i international airport, carry the top us military general on the ground as well as the top us diplomat, the ambassador to afghanistan. and once that plane left and it was wheels up, essentially, at that point, the u. s. military involvement had completely ended in afghanistan in terms of any sort of troops or even diplomats for that matter on the ground. he was also very complimentary, quite frankly, towards the taliban saying that the taliban were in his words. and i'll get the exact words here. in his words, the taliban were helpful and useful. over the past several days and weeks in helping to secure the perimeter of the airport. he said that the threats against us service members the last few days and weeks, did not come at all from the taliban. but instead we're coming from, i saw k, so clearly, mackenzie felt complimentary of the taliban in their cooperation. if you will, that cooperation did not go so far as to where the u. s. told the taliban in advance exactly

u. s, pulling out presumably other countries with extremely reticence, to get involved in such a complicated scenario. many countries including russia and china, worried about their islamic extremist movements and terrorism coming into the country. and they look on the taliban to try and hold that back into promise not to develop links because group soldiers to come next. and they've already developed in the past those groups. so i think at the moment to the circus from the big neighboring states, to try and influence and taliban to control his terrorist movements rather than to try and topple them in these foreign countries trying to top as a ton of them. do you think we will be likely to see if there is any support from other nations? it'll come in the form of the channeling of money and weapons but it could come to that, as i say, no, no lunch in the past 25 years ago. 30 years ago didn't have support from, from the russians, and the other countries purchased on not, not like a song but other countries. russia particularly i think at the moment it's very unlikely that russia will do that.

u. s. pull out the about q ation, do you think that could mean a redeployment of us troops beyond not 3000 was seeing very short term despite all its promises to leave the country they will leave. as i mentioned before, you tool that the united beds will leave according to troops staying and kind of thing, but for sure they will be then this region i've got to, i'm just really very important for united and they're one of these in a way, in this region, but overall, when i saw the thick of the you know off not pul, volcanic, supporting of africans because of forces. that's true. there's supposed to, the government disappointed the people in the last 2 to get what, what is what is on the ground situation? what i'm seeing right now that these are more car was not given to the outcome governing tickets. important right now is in the hands of the taliban, the contra kinda the capture. c the military and come to the captured one and common goals and they have everything. i know that and 6 and 16 gun f

u. s. pull out, which is just 5 days away. according to the afghan health ministry, at least 72 people were killed and a 158 injured. the pentagon has been saying that 12 american military personnel, or among the dead, with 15 injured it might be a 13 c. u. s. military member has also come to their injuries. we'll try and get that confirmed for you as soon as we can. the attacks come just hours after western governments had been warned of a security threat. and now the terrorist group known as ice is k, an afghan affiliates of islamic state has claimed responsibility for the atrocity. the groups spinning conflicts with the taliban since it's inception in 2015. and it's believe to have been behind a number of high profile attacks in afghanistan in recent years. during a recent media conference, the taliban spokes person warned of a possible attack on cobble airport. it must be the problem is that a huge number of people have gathered near the airport and there is a threat that the single person, one person alone can carry out a

u. s. pulled out. actually the people they were, they were surprised. why did mister ash of getting the so called president off? i'll get this done. he escaped from afghanistan. he was talking, you know, actually the, the tree people, they handle all up genesis shop gunny with 2 other partners. they had and that's why the majority people, they don't like. and the former president of a gun son, mr. sharp guinea was minister, was the chief of war, was the mayor was everything. so he didn't let anyone to work there. and they, he stole a lot of money, he's came from up get a son and the rest of money like $5000000.00. he gave it to the p. p. s. as to his unit to has people. so people of guns, i'd say once we see or receive the former president, i shall get any anywhere. we will not let him to walk or we will not let him to be alive because they are very upset from former president of i've got us on it. former president of our son was the hated president and the history of get a set of sorry, my heart hurts feeling will be praying for family and for their sa

u. s. pull out. now, according to the gotten health ministry, at least 72 people were killed and 158 injured panic on says 12 american soldiers are among the dead with 15 injured. now, these attacks come just hours off. the western governments had been warned of a security threat. and now the terrorist group known as isis k, an afghan affiliated as long state has claim responsibility. and the group has been in conflict with a taliban since its inception in 2015. and it's believed to be in behind a number of high profile attacks. and i've got a son in recent years during a recent media conference just a couple of hours ago, a few hours ago, i should say a taliban spokesperson warned of a possible attack on the comp lab board. my problem is that a huge number of people have gathered near the airport and there is a threat that the single person, one person alone can carry out an attack and killed people in order to damage the taliban reputation. this is not a significant, not a big threat. we're monitor

u. s. pull out more demonstrations against coven restrictions. and from today, with 1000 timing out again in paris for the 5th consecutive week. and a state of enlarge and here from president of wildfires has been expanded to cover 2 volts regions and eastern russian out pulled and 7000000. hector 5 period forest prospected, and our can use crew reports on the frontline, the small fire, the guys are trying to put up with their own hands. my little piece like this more burned down dozens of mile.

u. s. d and pull afghan sooner. well, the president said some just simply didn't want to leave and that the afghan government, he said, did not want to create panic by allowing the u. s. to pull thousands of people ahead of time that will argue way. that will be a big point of contention. i'm sure, finally, scotty, the president said that the buck stops with him at a quote. i know my decision will be criticized, but i'd rather have that and pass, and i was wor onto yet another president and administration and quote that you, john, you know, i find for now and keep you real quick while i have you used the press conference. i listened to it, it was interesting because there was really no new information, was almost like a speech that he could give it a week ago. there was nothing specifically addressing what we were, what we're seeing in the videos, in the photos going on the streets right now. you know, was there a chance for him to take questions from journalist? i have a feeling, a lot of them had some now that's th

u. s. to pull out quite as quickly as they did. i think it took the rest of the international community, and many of us as close as allies don't feel they were very well consulted to them all by surprise. the biden announcement to pull out of afghanistan. i think surprised number 2. was that the taliban so quickly filled some of the vacuum international community all concerned? they want everyone back at the negotiating table. they want a sci fi, but the leverage on the taliban isn't there anymore. because of course, the leverage was the international forces and that was the bargaining chip, whether the international forces with withdraw not well, the international forces, effectively. there are a handful here effectively that out. and so i think that changes the dynamics on the talks. and i think the taliban must feel with the military gains they've made in recent weeks that they now have the upper hand at the negotiating table. those talks have been stalled. until now. we understand that the hard talk a likely to try and resume i

u. s. has and is prepared to give an order to a healthier because ultimately the situation revolving around a gun that's done. and people coming here to europe, stems from the u. s. decision to pull those troops. gonna start amid the chaotic pull out from i've got to stand wiki leaks and i was drawing attention to its past revelations about what was, is america's longest war and a series of twitter. post the organization, republish classified us documents, and which had 1st lead to the public a decade ago. but then wikileaks found that during the sounds want the goals of us intervention, endless war beneficial to only a few. he said back then, total court to take up the story. the swift fall of the afghan capital cast a dark shadow over every sacrifice made in the fight against the taliban. but there is a man who tried to stop things from going down this road. his name is julian, a son, she is the co founder of wiki leaks, and behind one of the biggest revelations in u. s. military history. in 2010, the whistleblower group released the afghan papers for the 91000 leak reports that shed light on the grim affairs. the u. s. was for understandable reasons hesitant to share with the

u. s. military pull out the deadline. remember august 31st. that's when the u. s. with jaws officially, according to report and the port area, or at least 13 people of died and many more reported to have been injured, including for us soldiers. the pentagon has confirmed the explosion. it comes just hours after western governments have been warning of a security threat. for lots of reports coming in from western intelligence, warning us suddenly us citizens to stay away from cobble international airport because of the high threat perceived that there was going to be a terrorist attack turkeys defense ministry is were saying that there has been a 2nd explosion so far, no claim of responsibility. the taliban down played earlier, tara threat warnings. they said that this was a provocation. an attempt to undermine the effort they were making to reassert control over the african capital. they are now saying several of their own. taliban gods have been injured in the explosion as well as women and children. in the report to saying that the explosion was caused by a suici

u. s to pull out of afghanistan. we hear the stories from bay area family. those who were able to get back to the united states. they're concerned for other family members who entire e was now under orders to evacuate as wind driven flames from the cal door fire are racing toward the lake. flames burned through t expanded evacuation areas north of elks club along highway 50 in the pioneer trail for the first time. the evacuation order includes people in the tahoe basin and amador county, including the tahoe keys and tahoe island, east of highway 50 and highway 89. this long line of vehicles. you see people on 50 leaving the tahoe keys. let's bring in a live picture here. this is what it looks like at highway 50 at the 89 junction. it looks like a still picture. but this is video traffic is at a standstill here. this, of course in south lake tahoe very close to barton memorial hospital, which was previously evacuated. i do hope you're with us. on mornings on two. we spoke with kevin cooper. he lives in meyers. myers is also now being evacuated. this fires a b

u. s. decision now to pull out branding with justifications behind it. imbecilic. we didn't need to do it. we chose to do it. we did it in a b, d, and to an embassy political slogan about ending the forever was. blair added that britain's involvement in the region was not hopeless despite the taliban to advance, and the u. k. has a moral obligation to stay in the country now until the afghans who need to be are evacuated. but journalists, international affairs specialist, richard med hers is scathing about blaze claims. he calls the slogan about ending forever wars imbecility. but he's the one who followed george bush, the laughing stock of the, of the western world in 2001 into 2 wars. both of ghana, son and iraq, and he's the one who could not finish the war for 20 years later. now in 2021 and he's still offering excuses, trying to justify what he did. the united kingdom and the united states did not invade of garrison to help women go to university, even though that's a great thing. they invaded afghanistan under the precincts of nation building and posing the t

u. s. began pulling out the last of its forces on diplomatic get. it's a james base has more from couple the full of suresh is significant.

u. s. the us to decide that it's timeline for the pull out was going to be so fast and they certainly didn't expect the taliban to take so many. so many areas. so quickly after the u. s. had pulled out the majority of the forces. i think the other concern is about civilians caught up in all of this the death toll, the displacement, and the fact the taliban in recent days said they're going to start a new campaign here and cobble targeting key members of the government, raising the prospect of more bombs in the capital city. thank you. james bass in couple onto the news. and china has condemned a us all for a temporary refuge for people from hong kong president jo buttons. anyone from hong kong residing in the us will be allowed to stay for another 18 months in response to what he called beijing's ongoing crackdown on freedoms. we'll have more details about the us announcement with rosalyn jordan in a moment. start that with adrian brown in hong kong. more on china's reactions. while this decision by president biden, will effect tens of thousands of hong kong people now living in the united s

u. s. military pull out from afghanistan was measured in months and then weeks. and now it's down to days. and it could be the most unpredictable and dangerous phase of all with president biden's simultaneously warning americans that there could be more attacks against us troops in capital. while also more strikes against those, the u. s. says his responsible gabriel is on auto al jazeera washington. charlotte bellis. as more now from campbell. i've heard from many sources now that the threat is very, very high number of people told me to do not go to the airport today. we are very concerned particularly about the south gate, which is one of the main entrances which is controlled by the taliban. and also the north west area. they're holding a pension pixel station area. we were down there yesterday where the telephone had taken control of that area just yesterday. and it was very teams. they were very concerned. they said to us, i still, it's still a problem and we're trying to push people back. we're worried about you being here would like to really quickly put

u. s. began pulling out the last of it's a piano stand is now at a dangerous turning point. a head like either a genuine teeth negotiation or a tragically intertwined set of crises and increasingly brutal conflict. combined with an acute humanitarian situation and multiplying human rights abuses. i do believe that the security council and the broader international community can help prevent the most dire scenarios. but it will require acting in unity and acting quickly. prosecutors in the u. s. have charge 2 people from me on more plotting to attack the countries in boston to the un yamuna thom has been outspoken support of the democracy movement since me. on malls, military sees power in february. several countries is sending a craft and 5 fighters to greece to help baffled dozens of uncontrolled wildfire, still burning across the country. a major ablaze just north of athens house for thousands to flee. a neighboring target. tens of thousands of hector in the forest have been destroyed, and while fi is described as the worst in decades, these 36000 people have been evacuate

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u. s. military pull out from afghanistan was measured in months and then weeks, and now it's down to days. and it could be the most unpredictable and dangerous phase of all with president biden's simultaneously warning americans that there could be more attacks against us troops in capital. while also more strikes against those, the u. s. says his responsible gabriel is dondo out as ita, washington. still ahead on al jazeera fireflies put on an epics display in central mexico. find out why they're on the thread. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored my cattle airways, an update coming up on that, some arranged in just one sec for the sub continents. but we begin in asia pacific still this pesky front over the yellow river valley. but the bulk of that activity stain out toward the yellow sea dry fell. it's pretty much from the yellow river right down to the pearl river. and you know, 4 areas of japan tokyo will finally break the humidity in the days to come. heavy falls really for southern areas of indo china on monday. and if we go in for look at the philippines really for

u. s. military pull out from afghanistan was measured in months and then weeks. and now it's down to days. and it could be the most unpredictable and dangerous phase of all. with president biden's simultaneously warning americans that there could be more attacks against us troops in capital, while also more strikes against those. the u. s. says his responsible gabriel as hondo out as ita washington. and we got plenty more head on this news. i including the 10 thousands march through washington, d. c, against efforts by some states to make it harder for some to vote in sport. scary moments in qualify for the belgian grown for more details later in the news news. well, i feel ahead but 1st, hurricane ida is hours away from making land for on the u. s. gulf coast forcing tens of thousands of people to flee their home city is expected to hit near new orleans late on sunday. the category for storm is forecast to be the worst to strike louisiana since 1850, and many people are rushing to petrol stations to fill our tanks, while others a boarding up buildings present. j