in short, they wanted victory more than the afghan national army, quite candidly.nationalarmy, quite candidl. ., , candidly. there is a fairly widely recognised - candidly. there is a fairly widely recognised view, | candidly. there is a fairly - widely recognised view, isn't there, that while the us has pumped tens of billions, $80 billion or so over 20 years into training and equipment, but there has been a huge level of corruption. there are not the forces, they never were, perhaps, in terms of numbers, which we think there should be. and that actually, for much of this time, it has been almost a phony rebuilding?— this time, it has been almost a phony rebuilding? well, i think our phony rebuilding? well, i think your point— phony rebuilding? well, i think your point software _ phony rebuilding? well, i think your point software to - phony rebuilding? well, i think your point software to some i your point software to some degree. at the end of the day, the execution of the withdrawal went poorly, right, for the administration. yes. there was an army of some 300,

let's discuss these evacuation efforts and those left behind with afghan national army colonel abdul . colonel, thanks so much for being here. it's an honor to meet you. we've kept in touch on twitter for quite some time. you've been scrambling to get friends and colleagues out of afghanistan after the taliban takeover. did you ever expect to find yourself in this situation after spending so many years, 19 years, working for the afghan military? >> thank you, jake, for having me here. yeah, it's an emotional state for all of us. but the time the taliban took over, i thought to not think about what's happening in afghanistan but think about what you can do at the moment for your colleagues, for your former pilots, flight engineers and special forces. so i immediately started contacting my pilots, where are you, some of them were in turkmenistan. some in tajikistan. and some of them were in kabul and kandahar, mazar-i-sharif. my own hometown. so, i started contacting them, and then i built a network, what we call it, you know, a virtual command and control. so, i made a whatsapp group a

general, you are there, nobody has his finger on the pole like the afghan national army was capable ofe than your. i had people telling me in 2011 the place would collapse if we left. did you think the asked afghan national army was capable of withstanding an assault from the savages? >> absolutely not since 2005 as the time and commander in afghanistan through my time as an ordained commander and command and general fair in the country. we have reports of the inability of the afghan national security forces to be able to defend their country against the taliban. they routinely lost without substantial help from us. dan: that is troubling to hear. sources on the ground telling us over and over, this is joint chiefs chairman mark milley on the decision to abandon, what he says here is really bizarre. >> if we were to keep the embassy going, that would be a significant number of forces stay the same so had to collapse one or the other. dan: when you are working with president trump, charge for four years, he never did this. he had a withdrawal plan, this was not a plan. we abandoned any

those are all former afghan national army humvees. so, yeah, am i concerned about it? , because i've seen lists of the kinds of things that we've given to the afghan national army and the security forces, and there's a bunch of stuff. and it's unfortunate that it's now fallen into the hands of taliban. >> john, more than 123,000 people were evacuated in 18 days. look, that's quite a feat. most of these people are refugees, so where are they heading? >> well, they're heading multiple places. something more than 90 countries have indicated that they will take at least some. i think the united states will clearly take the greatest number. you know, canada has pledged to take 20,000 or so. i think the uk over a number of years has pledged to take 20,000 or so. but many of these are going to be held at interim locations while the vetting is taking place to make sure that they can come to the united states. it will obviously get very complicated if people don't pass the vet. what do you do with those people who don't pass the vet? we also ha a domestic political issue coming

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isis khorasan in their territory, and whether that means reconstituting some element of the afghan national armyis unclear at the moment. if not, then it's going to be the taliban taking on isis khorasan one on one without any us or international coalition support, and that is going to be very interesting to see how this plays out. but i do assess that they will continue to try to attack each other in the months and years ahead. , �* , ahead. president biden says the us will hunt _ ahead. president biden says the us will hunt down _ ahead. president biden says the us will hunt down those - us will hunt down those responsible, make them pay the price. how easy will that be? this is going to be another challenge now with a lot of the infrastructure that previously was in place that allowed or facilitated counterterrorism operations, and military operations, and military operations either unilaterally for the united states or in partnership and support with the afghan national army, with all that gone almost all but gone i suspect, it is going to be hard doesn't mean that it will be impossible? 0ne

and i think the big question and the travesty of all of this is the way that the afghan national armytored for over two decades, the billion spent on that, we know about the equipment which has been seized by the taliban but that entity, the afghan national army, could have been utilised to ameliorate that now and that could have been done of talks between the taliban and the government of afghanistan had been pushed through by the biden administration which was a prerequisite of the agreement which was adopted by the trump administration to what you are starting to see no other negative consequences of, at the political level, of pushing these agreements through and the lack of embracing the government of afghanistan and the government of afghanistan and the military entity that has been trained over the last 20 years. those over the horizon attacks being carried out by the us against ais targets and in the latest one, a vehicle carrying multiple suicide bombers, it has been described as heading for an attack at the airport, was hit. what are these indicating about the intelligence t

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we were trying to build an afghan national army in a country that doesn't see themselves first and foremost as a country. there are much deeper alliances at the tribal and local level, and i think that was failed to be taken into account by the u.s., going all the way back to the 2001 invasion, when we decided to try and make this afghan national army. the reality is that thousands and thousands of afghans have been fighting and dying, civilians as well as armed services, their national police. so many over the years. we really should not discount -- in fact, it is shameful if we don't remember the sacrifices that have been made by so many afghans in defense of their own country. host: the washington post puts a total number on what you're talking about. 66,000 is the estimated number of afghan national and military police killed in the conflict. this is in the report calculating -- 47,245, the number of afghan civilians killed, according to that same report. jerry in overton, nebraska, we will go to you, jerry. caller: thank you for taking my call. president biden said that there was no co

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that is what we're seeing with the afghan national army right now. they have no faith in their governmental leadership. >> okay, lieutenant jegeneral mk hertling. thank you. >>> much more to come. we'll stay on top of the latest developments and all hoefr what is happening with the pandemic. hospitals are so slammed they are putting beds in parking lots again. yet republicans are still fighting mask and vaccine mandates. >>> plus another big blow to the big lie. a federal judge ruling defamation suits can go forward against trump alleys rudy giuliani, sydney powell and the mypillow guy. and we'll talk to one school official trying to stop teaches from protecting kids against covid and urging one governor to withhold school funding. okay people. oh yeah. let us begin. people!!! less with the puns. more about the moms. they want healthy, affordable options. moms want to save that dough. hold onto that green. enough with the puns! land o'frost premium. fresh look. same great taste. (vo) at t-mobile for business, unconventional thinking means we see thin

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that was the whole aim of propping up the afghan national army. whole aim of propping up the afghan nationalarmye afghan national army. but the complex situation, the regions, they control their own constituencies and command support from those areas, and that is what is happening at the moment. they were sidelined for a long time, now the government is trying to bring them back in the fight against the taliban. maybe it is too late, an herat city, heavy fighting happened, the taliban captured, the local strongmen were driven away from there. it is a complicated situation for the afghan government. at the same time, if they really want to take back any cities in the future, they need the support of these regional strongmen. that is fascinating- _ these regional strongmen. that is fascinating. you _ these regional strongmen. that is fascinating. you are _ these regional strongmen. that is fascinating. you are in _ these regional strongmen. that is fascinating. you are in india, - these regional strongmen. that is| fascinating. you are in india, many people are asking why afghanistan matters? we h

the afghan national army has an air force. the taliban doesn't. the afghan national army's equipment and weapons thanks to the united states, are much more sophisticated and deadly. the united states trains that force. we pay their salaries. we support them. but despite this advantage despite 20 years and trillions of dollars of investment, they are losing to the ragtag taliban. badly. this isn't a reason for the united states to reescalate. this is evidence of the wisdom and courage of president biden's decision to withdraw. our counterterrorism mission in afghanistan is is going to remain but we should refuse as a nation to remain in forever wars that don't make our nation safer. i yield the floor. a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from massachusetts. mr. markey: thank you, madam president. i rise to speak about the $3.5 trillion budget resolution that will cut costs for american families provide our seniors with comprehensive health care, and finally take the much-needed and long overdue action to protect ourselves o

happened that when trump negotiated with the taliban out of radical islam, they went and told the afghan national army that the united states is now negotiating with us and made the afghan army null and void. everybody sees this. trump goes around negotiating with radical islam --this is what caused the problem. that is negotiating with radical islam, america. the taliban was radical islam that supported al qaeda. host: should joe biden have declared that deal null and void and started over with his own policy? caller: his policy was already set by the presidency. when the president signs these documents, unfortunately, you have to honor some of the administration's positions. trump knew what they were doing when they negotiated that deal with the taliban. they knew this was going to happen. trump is not stupid. he is a very intelligent man and knew what he was doing when he signed the deal with the taliban, radical islam. go back to him first coding --going to saudi arabia and putting his hand on the globe, a symbol of world domination, which taliban and saudi arabia and radical islam supports. trump

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available to groups like this that fell into the hands of the taliban, commandeered from the afghan national army.s. and nato forces, but some experts say they have also fallen into the hands of isil. the pentagon said there has been cooperation between u.s. and nato forces in the taliban during the evacuation operation. the taliban said it will not allow homegrown or foreign terror organizations to use the country as a base to attack foreign countries or target inside afghanistan, but there are questions asked as to whether that level of cooperation that we have seen during this evacuation operation will continue once nato forces lead. one thing is for sure, it is in both the u.s., nato countries, and the taliban's interest to prevent an organization that not only presents a threat to this country, but the world. anchor: so what do we know about isil-k, that has claimed responsibility for the attacks? it was formed in 2014 by breakaway fighters who pledged allegiance to the late isil leader. the name refers to a historical region that includes parts that would today be in iran, afghanistan, and

we have excellent sources inside the afghan national army and inside the taliban as well.nt, what we used to do with the cia, the president would say i am thinking about these 3 different options. tell me what the intelligence speaks and how it would play out. if i remove all of my troops how long about the government of afghanistan last? will that impact our ability to protect innocent afghans who worked with us and u.s. officials in harm's way? how would the intelligence community respond? i can't believe he didn't ask that question and they would not have provided that information if asked. >> sandra: for everybody trying to get to the airport. rick former ambassador is tearing into what he just heard. saying she failed over and over. the worst negotiator for the u.s. her voice shaking reading a script. she read a list of meetings they have schedule and proud the u.n. made a statement. a powerful message about the women of afghanistan but where was there any detailed plan about what they are doing about this? >> listen, diplomacy, those words sounded great but afghanist

reclaimed but us withdrawal began years earlier in 2013 and 14 witness follow the unit of the afghan national army as they commenced the onerous part of confronting with taliban without natal support of a trail of young men fighting for their country, while knowing each day could be their la. i've got to stand own battle on a job. a diverse range of stories from across the globe, from the perspective of a network done an analogy, era cut out one of the buffet, growing nations in the world. i needed to open and develop the whole entire national shipping company to become a team, middle east, and tough trade and money, skillfully enough re key is up to about filling up front of connecting the work future. they gotta cut to gateway to whoa trade. oh i see a dire situation at campbell airport. the us maintains it will make sure all citizens and those seeking legitimate asylum will make it out of the town capital. aah! i'm rob madison. this is audra 0 alive from dell ha, also coming up solidifying their hold on power taliban leaders meeting couple that discuss how to form a transitional government. we

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we were trained to build an afghan national army in a country that does not see themselves as a country. there is much deeper alliances at the tribal and local level. that was filled to be taken into account by the u.s. -- that was failed to be taken into account by the u.s. the reality is, thousands and thousands of afghans have been fighting and dying. civilians as well as armed services. national police, so many over the years. we should not discount that. it is shameful that we do not remember the sacrifices that have been made by some and afghans in defense of their own country. host: the washington post up with a total number on what you're talking. 66,000 is estimated number of afghan military and national police killed in the conflict. this is a report to collating the cost of the war by brown university. 47,245, the number of afghan civilians killed. jerry in overton, nebraska. caller: thank you. president biden said that there was no comparison between vietnam and evacuations in afghanistan. i see exactly the same. i remember the people running to the embassy to try to get out

. >> next question is -- >> two questions, the first one, what will happen to the afghan national armyst fund nato had committed to continue funding for the afghan army until 2024? will these payments now be frozen or stop? have you discussed that? what is your recommendation? the second question, in past days the u.k. defense minister said in a number of interviews that he had -- a stabilization force could be -- could remain in afghanistan even without u.s. involvement. have you been involved in these consultations? do you think at any point it could have been possible to stay in afghanistan without u.s. troops? thank you. >> first, we have of course suspended all support, financial and other support to the afghan government because there is no afghan government for nato to support. all of that is frozen. we will come back to how we will then -- the afghan trust fund. but, no money is transferred. no support is provided to couple -- kabul after the collapse of the government. i have seen reports about attempts to try to establish a coalition of the willing to replace nato and the u.s

afghan. national army the bullets right here, he says a bullet is still lodged in his neck from an ambush that killed two of his brothers after his debilitating injury he says he became a security chief working with the u s military safi says he returned to afghanistan in july to care for his father, who was ill. it's my father. he says his father also works with the u. s government now, saffi says he's concerned for his safety and other relatives who haven't been able to leave afghanistan my father's work shoulder by shoulder with us army, so why should lose my father for what a bomb has severely damaged his father's offices? saffy tells me this is video he took of a taliban member striking a friend as saffy and that man tried to make their way to the airport saffi says it took days before he finally got inside with a u s passport but without his relatives i have a strong pain inside it's going to hurt me inside back home here in san leandro as of friday with his children savvis daughter tells me she's grateful for her father's safe return and that she's in the u. s. if i were like still in a

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the president wanted to strengthen the institution of the afghan national army.rds for a while. he wanted a national institution including every ethnic community. so that it would be a national institution. but now, many soldiers have left the army, or they have surrendered to the taliban. now, is afghanistan looking back to the warlords? that is what we saw last week. supporters were galvanised to stop the taliban entering a city. now supporters are fighting in the north. that is a worry for many people, because of the warlords are going to be there, and even civilians are going to be armed, that can lead to more of a civilian battle, like what happened in the 1990s, intense fighting, it could become more ethnic, that is what has people worried. let's get more sporting action, away from tokyo — here's with a round—up. rangers have been defeated by dundee united. the first time rangers have been beaten in the league in 17 months. lionel messi's is in talks with paris st germain. the players camp contacted psg as soon as it was clear barcelona could not honour his

the president wanted to strengthen the institution of the afghan national army. a while. he wanted a national institution including every ethnic community. so that it would be a national institution. but now, many soldiers have left the army, or they have surrendered to the taliban. now, looking back to the warlords. that is what we saw last week. supporters were galvanised to stop the taliban entering a city. now supporters are fighting in the north. that is a worry for many people, because if the warlords are going to be there, and even civilians are going to be armed, that can lead to more of a civilian battle, like what happened in the 1990s, intense fighting, it could become more ethnic, that is what has people worried. the headlines on bbc news... gold medal number 20 for team gb — asjoe choong takes top spot in the men's modern pentathlon. in afghanistan, the taliban say they've captured their second provinincial capital in 2a hours. britain and the us warn their citizens to leave the country immediately. a volunteer firefighter has died as wildfires sprea

say accusing western powers of not supporting the form of government and not supporting the afghan national army enough despite the accusing that government to be corrupt . they saying that the this is trail. now if you speak to us, all of our supporters, many of which are down in the south of the country, around kandahar, and help province, the halt, land for the volleyball. well, they have the same problems with the previous government, and they are a lot more hopeful. they are willing to give the benefit of doubt. so they're all right is important to recognize that the child does have supporters in this country . but no matter who you speak to, as i say, incredible, great question. questions being asked as to whether the child can step up and make the promises that they made actually happen. okay, well, we will have to wait and see what transpires in the early days, weeks and months ahead, but for their child strong for thank you very much. as view there from kabul, let's say taking the view from america will have crossed or what has correspond to . kimberly, all kids shows no life. washingto

pockets on the contraband. money is a big source of the taller bonds funds. laska gar houses the afghan national army training center and the police headquarters. and it was the centerpiece of the nato campaign against the taliban shot of bellis. as moore from cobbler raising the city of nash called in a bit to control this telephone fight. still from friday morning in the central market. but the sort of got out of the, this is less, got a bizarre. the enemy had bombarded the space and destroyed the lives innocent people. and i think that the telephone says this was the result of heavy s strikes in the night and that it's not the civilian area to be targeted. inlaw, chicago, us, and ask on air strikes, have pounded the city for nearly a week. now, holman's army commander asked residence to leave on tuesday to avoid civilian casualties. the government says the television is relying on human shields and losing people shocks and homes to food and weapons. on the grounds, these escapades vishal forces march into battle chanting. we will punish them and long live as canister when they have arrived the way

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that were common date from the a, the afghan national army, and us and nato forces. but some experts saying a lot of these weapons of also fallen into the hands of i. so now the pentagon said that there has been cooperation between us and nato forces. and the taliban during this evacuation operation and the taliban has said that he will not allow either homegrown or foreign terror organizations to use this country as a base to attack foreign countries or course target inside afghanistan. but there are questions being asked as to whether that level of cooperation between the u. s. and the taliban that we've seen during this evacuation right evacuation operation will continue once nato forces leave. but one thing is for sure that it is in both the us nato countries and the taliban interest to prevent an organization that already presents a threat to this country. for the world shall stop at the inside story trouble. so what do we know about? i saw horse and also known as ice. ok, that's claimed responsibility for the attacks while the group was formed in 2014 by break

the us withdraw began use earlier in 2013 and 14 witness follow the unit of the afghan national army as they commenced the onerous part of confronting with taliban without native support of a trail of young men fighting for their country. while knowing each day could be their la, i've got to stand own battle on a boat guerria, the poorest nation, the european union rock by allegations of corruption, seemingly linked to the upper echelons of the countries political in the aim of our ruling class was to get the money to fund people in power investigation where the country goes from guerria at the crossroads on a to know where the fires are and where they are going. greeks look to the skies worrying. signs helicopters have been getting close to major towns and cities. this one has just arrested and become much bigger. and if you can see by the trade truck, the fires climbing up michelle just behind us on the ground. this is what the business of fighting fires looks like. holding back, the inevitability of mother nature's fury is dangerous and exhausting work. and then to give whatever t

but us withdraw began news earlier in 2013 and 14 witness follow the unit of the afghan national army as they commenced the onerous part of confronting with taliban without native support of a trail of young men fighting for their country. while knowing each day could be their last, i've got to stand own battle on the news trap between the taliban and uncertainty desperate afghans waits and hope for the chance to be air lifted out of the country. i cannot promise with the final outcome will be what it will be that it will be without risk of loss. president biden wants the evacuation effort is risky, promising every effort to bring us citizens and afghan allies home i.

but us withdraw began years earlier in 2013 and 14 witness follow the unit of the afghan national army as they commenced the onerous part of confronting with taliban without making support of a trail of young men fighting for their country. while knowing each day could be their la, i've got to stand own battle on a j o e the hero world news, right? ah, marsha, in ah, ah, welcome back to the news air. it's time for sports here. sana, thank you very much. a hallowell corner virus is posing more challenges in the lead up to the world's biggest event for actually with disabilities. while several pacific island nations have pulled out of the tokyo paralympics, the spotlights again goes on. how organizes handle the pandemic in japan. i'm going to stand has already withdrawn it because there was no safe way to get its competitors to the event starting on tuesday while they've been another 15 paralympics related cases of covered 19 hours prior to here is the safety and not, not just the safety of the athletes, that's the safety of the japanese people. what we don't want here is, is our plates

let us withdraw began years earlier in 2013 and 14 witness follow the unit of the afghan national army. as they commenced the onerous part of confronting with taliban without native support. a betrayal of young men fighting for their country while knowing each day could be their last. i've got to stand own battles on a just me right here to our point on the people often ignored but who must be hurt? how many other channels can you say will take the time and put extensive thought into reporting from under reported areas? of course, we cover major global events that are passion lives and making sure that you're hearing the stories from people in places like how was fine libya and her region. and so many other. we go to them, you make the effort. we care with a tale of 2 presidents, venezuelan military defectors, me american math, and reese, ah, and to bizarre, he had told daisha attempt at regime change in the bowl of arion republic of venezuela. people empowered the bay of pigs on al jazeera ah, bold and untold stories from asia and the pacific on 20. ah, ah ah ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, i'm t

but us withdraw began news earlier in 2013 and 14 witness follow the unit of the afghan national army. as they commenced the onerous part of confronting with taliban without make the support of a trail of young men fighting for their country. while knowing each day could be their la, i've got to stand own battle on a job here. the city of cobble has experience so much evil for decades, and they says another change to get used to. and one that's far from easy situation for now, it's not clear. the people are just lost and confused. there are deep rooted fears about the erosion of basic price to particular for women and girls, despite assurances from the taliban and about a return to true punishments for the crimes. the everybody will be safe, nobody's kid will be kidnapped again to rants. now together that feeling that way forward into the new reality. ah i'm hello, he didn't in jo. how with a headlines on al jazeera of canister, the former president sharp. connie has spoken from the united arab emirates, and his 1st appearances sleep kabul. he defended his decision to leave and denied

the president wanted to strengthen the institution of the afghan national army.rrendered communities. many soldiers left the army, or surrendered to the taliban. now, looking back to the warlords. this is what we have seen last week. now we see that abdul rashid dostum and his supporters, if civilians are going to be armed, this could become more ethnic, this is what people are worried about. thank you for talking to us about the developing situation in afghanistan. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. hello. not much change or a day with a front for today and tomorrow. a lot of cloud, gusty winds in places. scattered downpours across the uk, particularly northern parts of the country, they are likely to continue into the evening hours, through to sunday and into monday as well. quite a cool picture across the uk.

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