in northern afghanistan, central afghanistan, eastern afghanistan, especially since the start of this year in the cities and urban areas. this shows our ability and capability. thirdly, the last three years have shown who has popular legitimacy in the country. the reason why we have been able to expand, without support from outside afghanistan, is we enjoyed the support of our people. from whatever ethnic or religious group they are, both men and women. they are lending us a hand. they are supporting us. because wing they know the current situation isn't in their interest. in a survivor -- surveyed by the united nations only 4% of the population expressed support, as for the taliban. -- 4% of the population expressed support for the taliban. in rural and urban afghanistan. this is why the taliban is unable to find our networks from january 2024 until now. we have had no casualties. this is driving the enemy into confusion. it is exhausting and frustrating them. we leaked a memo a few weeks ago that their intelligence units, one of them is showing concern. they are worried in a few pro

, excluding the society of afghanistan, the women of afghanistan.ang on, you say "exclusion", but i have to intervene. you were part of that dialogue. you went to doha. you were one of, i believe, four women who actually spoke direct to the taliban back in 2020. correct. i was one of the four women negotiated with taliban, with the hope that we will be able to come to some sort of political agreement where taliban will accept coexistence. but, by the time i went to doha, i already realised, as we started the first day, that it's too late because the taliban have already signed a political agreement with the americans, on the basis of which the united states said they will withdraw, and the americans should actually, you know... the taliban should pursue a political process — while i'm talking about the process, until we got to that negotiation, the government of afghanistan was excluded from the negotiation between americans and the taliban. you know, in a war, you have all the parties to the war. the government of afghanistan was the main party to

additional american troop deploymentts to afghanistan. the arrival of american troops. continued rapidly after that, and in 2004, their number rose to 20,000. nine years later, during the era of the pacifist president of the united states, barack obama, the number reached 100 thousand. thank you very much. by hearing the news about afghanistan, people around the world realized that the us started the war in its own style, just like the vietnam war. on december 29, 2001, american warplanes bombed village near the city of gardez, the capital of pacquia province, under the pretext of targeting the terrorists ammunition warehouses. the attack killed 52 civilians, most of... this attack proved that the presence of the americans had results other than elimination of al-qaeda in afghanistan. ngos around the world made efforts to stop the war crimes and the killing of civilians in afghanistan. in his report, mark harrold, a professor at the university of new hampshire expressed that the casualties of afghan civilians from 2001 to 2002 exceeded th

meeting about afghanistan. in the latest report of the sanctions monitoring group, the concern about the presence of terrorist groups in afghanistan, including groups that are a direct threat to afghanistan's neighbors , is emphasized. following these statements of the superintendent the ministry of foreign affairs of afghanistan said in a press conference: the amount of water. the denial of the acting minister of foreign affairs of afghanistan about the existence of terrorist groups in the country was at a time when the representatives of several other countries also expressed concern about the presence of isis in afghanistan, including the representative of russia. we are worried about isis strengthening its presence in afghanistan. there is no doubt that these terrorist groups are supplied from outside afghanistan. while in this meeting there was no general consensus about afghanistan between the west and other countries including china and russia. criticizing the west, the representative of china said: help

long live afghanistan. it is determined to expand its natural gas exports to neighboring countries, including uganda, kenya, the democratic republic of congo, and zambia. as part of tanzania's efforts to become a regional power in the field of energy. ahmad masa , head of the tanzania oil development company, noted that with the export of natural gas in gaseous form worth 15 thousand dollars, the goal of this company is to exploit the natural gas resources not only to meet the country's energy needs, but also to help neighboring countries in reducing dependence on the producer and consumer countries. besides, if the gas produced within the framework of a regional organization like. the economy of west african countries and the southern african development community will be exported, it will have a better economy. so these reserves and gas production capacity for me. primary with the countries of uganda, kenya, democratic republic of congo and zambia to provide. tanzania oil development is also ready to thro

the game between afghanistan and argentina will be one of the most beautiful games in afghanistan. i also promise to all the people because i know that the players play very well and beautifully against good teams the argentine national team claimed the championship of this tournament in the first game with a score of 7-1 . argentina's game will be very difficult for afghanistan. but with the new release , they will have a back-and-forth game and they can play with. a win as the second team from the group. the fans of the afghanistan national futsal team are waiting for the next result of the youth futsal team's match against the representative of the south american contender at 18:30 on wednesday , 28 september. time for the news agency to reach the important news about the immigrants to investigate and deal with. various issues of secondary life afghans in iran and to see the reports broadcasted in this news section, it is enough to join our channels in virtual space at sain mohajeran 23. you can also visit our website at wc.ir for more detailed news related to afghanistan. follo

afghanistan futsal is in the same group as ukraine, angola and argentina in the world cup. the meeting of the country's internal affairs commission and councils of the parliament with the agenda of reviewing the plan. the organization of foreign press and the constitution of the national migration organization was held. in this meeting, the method of temporary residence of foreign nationals in the country was reviewed. according to the head of the country's internal affairs commission and parliament councils , the reason for the presence of foreign media in our country should be determined based on the need for labor force, whether they are elite or investors. deputy chief of police of the country to increase the synergistic mission of the provincial police he informed the neighbors of the border in the field of dealing with drugs and other crimes. due to drug cultivation in our eastern neighboring countries, it has created serious problems for the country in the past forty years. well , we did in the past years too. we had counter-discussions and we are doing so for the ye

iran in afghanistan in the statement of isis terrorist attack in the center of afghanistan and martyrdom. he condemned the arrival of a group of daikendi shiites in this country . the statement of the embassy of our country states that the islamic republic of iran wants to punish the perpetrators of this great tragedy and declares its readiness in this regard . the commemoration ceremony of shahrivar martyrs of lashkar fatemiyoun was held in 50 behesht zahrai, tehran. in this family ceremony. they called the fight against oppression praiseworthy. commemoration ceremony of shahrivar martyrs of lashkar fatemiyoun. every month, the martyrs we have in behesht zahra were remembered in a ceremony we take we show that we follow the line of martyrs. and we tell the enemy that we are the ones. it is true that some of us have been martyred, but we are the ones who continue the line of the province. sayyid ahl al-bayt , my greatness, the families of the martyrs said about the bravery and sacrifices of their children in defending the shrine . salem lived in tehran. iran is establishing a pharmaceuti

ali , the head of the iran-afghanistan joint chamber, said that iran's exports to afghanistan have grown by 31 percent this spring alone. the trade relations between afghanistan and iran have been moving towards saudi arabia in recent years. and in fact, the type of trust that is placed on iranian goods has been placed in afghanistan, and on the other hand, iran's market is very useful for afghanistan both in terms of capital procurement and investment, iran is the most important economic partner of afghanistan, which has five he has signed a large economic agreement in various sectors with this country abdol wahid ahadi, sada and cima news agency, arrested 1994 illegal aliens in sistan baluchistan. the deputy police commander of sistan baluchistan, announcing this news, said that the arrest of illegal citizens was made in line with the migration plan and popular demands of the province in the last seven days. according to colonel deliri, all the arrested people were from neighboring countries who entered the country without legal documents and without permission. a union unit in the mid

meeting on afghanistan. in the latest report of the sanctions monitoring group , concerns about the presence of terrorist groups in the country including afghanistan. groups that are a direct threat to afghanistan's neighbors have been emphasized. following these statements, the acting ministry of foreign affairs of afghanistan said in a press conference: the un secretary general's awareness of afghanistan is weak. the secretary general of the united nations made a statement about afghanistan. but unfortunately, the information was very weak. when the facts are considered. it is understood that there is neither any irresponsible group in afghanistan, nor which country has been harmed by the soil of afghanistan in the last 3 years? denial of the acting ministry of foreign affairs of afghanistan about the existence of terrorist groups in this country was at a time when the representatives of several other countries also expressed concern about the presence of daesh in afghanistan at the security council meetin

iranian investment in afghanistan's electricity industry. a number of iranian investors have expressed their interest in investing in afghanistan's electricity production in a meeting with the ceo of afghanistan electricity distribution company. in this meeting, the executive director of afghanistan electricity distribution company said that investment in the electricity sector in afghanistan has been provided and we are trying to provide more facilities in this field for domestic and foreign investors. abdul bari omar also said that we are cooperating with iranian investors in the field of electrical installations, digital system and increasing the capacity of electricity generation. the head of afghanistan's environmental protection department of cooperation. iran announced in the field of environment. mati al-haq khals, in a meeting with iran's environmental experts , asked them to cooperate with this department in the areas of air, water and soil quality monitoring equipment. in this meeting, iranian experts pledged to cooperate comprehe

, and how then a very long stay of us troops in afghanistan even didn't make really a difference, uh, i believe many people in the u.s. also believe it was probably waste of time and money uh all those years having uh us troops there eventually handing over uh the governance of the country to the taliban which was basically the reason why they were there for to fight against them um so do you believe that um there are any traces of any lessons learned by the us because then comes isis and again it's a similar story well i mean isis was ended up being a very convenient weapon uh again, it allowed for the us to uh uh continue is his physical presence uh in uh in iraq and in uh syria um and and to be able to uh once isis uh lost its usefulness and it it lost it because the objective was for isis to uh to be solely concentrated. on the assad government in syria, but when they and as almost double cross, if you will, uh, there are benefactors and decided to to to build a new islamic state, then they became uh, a threat, and so that's that was the essence of the conflict uh, because the us

in afghanistan he was a moore even. a happy go-lucky kid. in afghanistan. he was a marine.share yeoh p inch car dmp o was a ray of sunshine. at ag was a marine. a thirst for life, he was a marine. dylan m emp rmp ola hospitalized to study engineering in college. at afghanistan, he was a marine. a soldier corpsman and 11 marines served their country to help people in desperate need. they lived out childhood dreams. they bound up the wounds of a war that had expand their entire lives. and in an instant, 13 young americans from every corner of our country were bonded forever. in an instant, their heroic service became an ultimate and eternal sacrifice. today, the name holds anger, confusion and unspeakable grief. but we declare here today the highest honor that congress can bestow in the hearts of a grateful nation those two words will forever stand for bravery. the bravery of your sons and daughters and our heroes. >> ladies and gentlemen the honorable charles e. schumer, democratic leader of the united states senate. >> speaker johnson, leader mcconnell, leader jeffries, fam

now, sir, we have started work on the borders with afghanistan and pakistan. the general staff of the armed forces, with the help of the revolutionary guards and the islamic republic army, have now started this movement , of course, this is a little bit because the length of this wall is being built on the border, one of which is in cooperation with the caretaker government in afghanistan. any employment of unauthorized nationals and helping them to buy and sell houses and cars is a crime. the deputy chief of police of the country said that a large number of illegal citizens were speaking about this matter. they leave the country. some of them are self-identified. we also thank those who listen to the voice of the police and introduce themselves, and in a way we also walk the path with cooperation with other departments and national institutions. but those who were negligent and we identify them through information systems , their crime will surely be heavier. festival uzbek culture in tehran in this festival, which was held on the occasion of uzbekistan's ind

afghanistan to the position. it has come that he is not afraid of anything and plays his game easily . we should have a camp in mashhad. a good training was held there . just letting us help there is great. he helped us in the first match against the angolan national team tomorrow at 16:00 tehran time at 17:00 kabul time . good job and very good youth of afghanistan. our goal is to inspire the players of the national team . the people are with you to the best of their ability. with the iranian head coach for the first time in the tournament futsal world cup 2024 was launched at the time of sed and sima news agency. to monitor important news about immigrants, to investigate and deal with various issues of the daily life of afghans in iran, and to see the reports broadcasted in this news section , it is enough to join our channels in the virtual space of sain mohajeran bisosi . you can also refer to and our website at also , follow more detailed news related to afghanistan and afghan doctors in iran. saud afghan mo

checked afghanistan and pakistan. may border market is considered the most important commercial crossing of iran, where goods are directly loaded from chabahar port and several countries. other foreign goods are exported to afghanistan through this bazaar. the order of the minister of education regarding the assignment of the registration process for national students. in the 18th meeting of the mehr project headquarters, mr. kazemi emphasized: appreciating the efforts of the members of the mehr provinces project, on determining the task of how to process the registration of atbaa students in the next 3 days. according to education statistics, 130,000 primary school students are left out of school, and a significant number of them are national students. to receive important news about immigrants for review. and dealing with various issues of fasting life afghans in iran and to see the reports broadcasted in this news section, it is enough to join our channels in virtual space at sain mohajeran 23. you can also refer t

in afghanistan he was a moore even. a happy go-lucky kid. in afghanistan. he was a marine.share yeoh p inch car dmp o was a ray of sunshine. at ag was a marine. a thirst for life, he was a marine. dylan m emp rmp ola hospitalized to study engineering in college. at afghanistan, he was a marine. a soldier corpsman and 11 marines served their country to help people in desperate need. they lived out childhood dreams. they bound up the wounds of a war that had expand their entire lives. and in an instant, 13 young americans from every corner of our country were bonded forever. in an instant, their heroic service became an ultimate and eternal sacrifice. today, the name holds anger, confusion and unspeakable grief. but we declare here today the highest honor that congress can bestow in the hearts of a grateful nation those two words will forever stand for bravery. the bravery of your sons and daughters and our heroes. >> ladies and gentlemen the honorable charles e. schumer, democratic leader of the united states senate. >> speaker johnson, leader mcconnell, leader jeffries, fam

, destroyed the government of afghanistan. did you identify mistakes by the trump administration? >> well, we identified -- >> the negotiator. >> with doha, he negotiates with the taliban and leaves out the afghan government. >> right. >> that was a slap in the face to them. and it was not good for morale. having said that, the taliban -- >> that was the trump policy. >> yeah. and the taliban was in violation of doha. that's why trump left 2500 troops. when president biden came into office, it was very clear, go to zero. in fact, his press guy said it's immaterial. doha agreement is immaterial to us going to zero. we're getting the hell out of there. irrespective of conditions on the ground. >> both presidents agree with getting out. it was the military that opposed. >> the trump administration had conditions. >> how it was done? >> i don't think -- i don't think we can speculate. one thing is for sure, biden had an agenda on day one to get out. >> i have so many more questions for you, sir, but i'm told we're out of time and

— think now it is so catastrophic in afghanistan? well, matthew, es, in afghanistan? distressing, _ in afghanistan? well, matthew, yes, distressing, depressing - yes, distressing, depressing and for me as an afghan, of course, iam and for me as an afghan, of course, i am shocked but not surprised because we have been hearing for the past year or two at least about the dire condition of people in afghanistan, men, women, children. this is one case, and i'm glad the bbc got the story out, of more than 3 million children are facing malnourishment and death, even in death. this is very shocking. but we need to look at the big picture and then we need to look at what needs to be done. knowing the governance is not as we would like it to be, knowing afghanistan is cut out for international communities, that three years on we have economic issues, social issues. so it is a very unique case, and it needs to be outside the box, not inside, taking advantage of whatever opportunities exist, reaching threaten communities, especially women and children. you put yourfingers especia

i mean, logically, why would the us bomb afghanistan for high? jackers who were allegedly from saudi arabia and and even if as it said it wanted to get osama bin laden, i mean why wouldn't the u.s. use special forces, what would be the need to bomb a whole country and remain in afghanistan for 20 years, and and how do they get away with justifying this, your perspective? absolutely, um, afghanistan, they invaded, as i mentioned because they want to be directly in the region, they want to for see uh the the affairs of... region themselves and to take it into their hands and this all happened when the right-wing evangelicals came and proposed this idea of the quote and quote new middle east, groups like the taliban, like al-qaida, they were used as a tool by american, we all know this to fight the soviets, they were actually never the target, never was it a struggle between this you know islamist terrorism and america, rather we know how actually this you know so-called islamist terrorism was used as a functional role to serve the american... strat

a disease that's ravaging afghanistan's youngest.ld here who's made it to a tiny bit of space in critical care, four others have not. at seven months, bibi hajra looks like a newborn. her mother, amina, has already lost six children. "it's like doomsday for me. "my children are dying because we have nothing "to feed them," she told us. sharing the same bed is three—year—old sana. her mother died while giving birth to her baby sister a few months ago. this is ilham. he's three, suffering from malnutrition and pneumonia. his sister died of the same diseases at the age of two. in this one room, there were dozens of stories of death. nasiba has lost four children, and now she watches as her baby girl, asma, struggles for life. her tiny body racked with multiple infections. by the time she was brought here, asma was already in a serious condition. translation: it's like the | flesh is melting off my body. i can't bear to watch my child suffering like this. asma went into septic shock. an hour later, she died. 700 children have died here i

have more cooperation so that they can show the beauty of afghanistan to the world . it was an exhibition. our local dishes, for example, we have ashek , we have mento, we have gable plou, we have ash dogh, which is very popular, in order to introduce our traditions to the people of iran . this was the third exhibition of handicrafts with afghan immigrant women. abdol wahid ahadi of radio and television news agency. the final ceremony of the international parsi watan ist competition was held in mashhad. they are poets and writers. islamic republic of iran, afghanistan, tajikistan and uzbekistan, by sending 200 works in the form of poems, stories and articles in the field of language. farsi in this competition. participate the closing ceremony and recognition of the winners of the international parsi watand competition. this competition started in the autumn of last year and 200 works in the form of poems, stories and essays have been sent to the secretariat of this cultural and literary festival by persian speakers of the civilization field of this ancient language. c

a disease that is ravaging afghanistan's youngest. child here who has made it to a tiny bit of space in critical care, four others have not. at sevenonths, bibi looks like a newborn. her mother ameena has already lost six children. it is like doomsday for me. my cldren are dying because we had nothing to feed them, she told us. sharing the same bed is three-year-old sanaa. her mother died while giving birth to her baby sister a few months ago. he is three, suffering from malnutrition and pneumonia. his sister died of the same diseases at the age of two. in this one room, there were dozens of stories of death. naseeba has lost four children. now she watches as her baby girl struggles for life. her tiny body wracked with multiple infections. by the time she was brought here, asmal was already in a serious condition. >> it is like the flesh is melting off of my body. i cannot bear to watch my child suffering like this. >> asma went into septic shock. one hour later, she died. 700 children have died here in six months. at least three a da

that need to look at the impact of our actions in afghanistan.— actions in afghanistan.ctions in afghanistan. that was sabre children's director. - actions in afghanistan. that was | sabre children's director. several major trade unions in the uk have appealed directly to keir starmer to reverse the decision to take away the winter fuel payment for millions of pensioners. the plan to make it a means tested was announced shortly after the election with both the primary star and chancellor insisting it is necessary and the money needs to be spent elsewhere. some other government mps will abstain from a change rather than backing it. trade unions are celebrating that labour is back. under a labour government with hundreds to majority.— under a labour government with hundreds to majority. hundreds to ma'ority. there's also anrer this hundreds to majority. there's also anger this labour _ hundreds to majority. there's also anger this labour government - hundreds to majority. there's also anger this labour government is i anger this labour government is taking the winter fuel

i mean, logically, why would the us bomb afghanistan for hijackers? who were allegedly from saudi arabia, and and even if as it said it wanted to get osama bin laden, i mean, why wouldn't the u.s. use special forces, what would be the need to bomb a whole country and remain in afghanistan for 20 years, and and how do they get away with justifying this, your perspective? absolutely, um, afghanistan, they invaded, as i mentioned, because they want to be directly in the region, they want to foresee uh the the affairs of the region, themselves and to take it into their hands and this all happened when the right-wing evangelicals came and proposed this idea of the new middle east. groups like the taliban, like al-qaida, they were used as a tool by american, we all know this to fight the soviets, they were actually never the target. never was it a struggle between this, you know, islamist terrorism and america, rather we know how actually this, so-called islamist terrorism was used as a functional role to serve the american strategy. and continued with the

on the human rights situation in afghanistan to this meeting . however, it is a precedent that some other issues such as the ban on poppy cultivation and also terrorism, which witnessed the martyrdom of 14 people from daikundi province in the past few days, which are the shia people of the province. daikendi is welcome. the visitors to karbala are going to mention that issue in this meeting , however, these meetings are reporting meetings , not meetings that lead to the issuance of judgments, and we saw in all the reporting meetings that the general conclusions related to afghanistan does not exist, and usually repeated literature is expressed criticizing the taliban, and after every meeting held, the taliban reacted and said that the united nations and the security council. there is a tool in the hands of some very good governments. thank you very much, mr. yazdani . i will say goodbye to you. yes, the next news today the international table will follow the reactions to the terrorist and cyber attack of the zionist regime that led to the explosi

i wanted to further some comments i heard about afghanistan. that's to include a little historical thing on our involvement went back for presidentsen we can go back for presidents and our government that the war went on. that middle estimate of money is spent in that war is to trillion dollars. if you take that and divide it down how muchim we spend per moh we were spending $9.6 billion per month, per month. to run that war. i understand people at the paint everything with the big political brush we cannot override the fact how much money we spent, how many lives we lost over the 20 year period of war and what it gained it. nothing for anybody. i'm biden probably like your guest to comment on this. biden probably could see what was coming down the road a newbie could not be involved in ukraine. we could not be involved in the other conflicts who were involved in in the middle east look at what's going on in the middle east. think about was who was coming down the road at light acquiesced to what trump wanted to do what trumptr negotiated we ha

afghanistan is a country that has never had the choice.did not have the choice of having the taliban ruling them. also they did not have the choice to have the u.s. and nato invade their country and the soviet union before that. it is a nation that is torn by war and it took many invasions to make the country what it is today and leaving it for the taliban was not the solution, but waiting and having to conduct another war could not be the solution because war begets war. >> it is exactly where we find ourselves now and as i mention it is a country that is not very much on the radar of a lot of western news organizations anymore, unfortunately. ibrahim nash'at, thank you so much for your time. i greatly appreciated and congrats on this powerful and important documentary. >> thanks. >> and thank you for making time for us. make sure to come back tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. eastern. we will discuss newly unearthed interviews revealing j.d. vance is consistent disdain for women and those who choose not to have children. until then, i am ayman

there nomadic people in afghanistan so really some of the. poorest of the poor the least of the least on planet. and the reason i was there to meet them was because there have been stories coming about people of this nomadic group who being injured in, a firing range near bagram airfield. it was arranged that dated back to when the soviets were in afghanistan and naito had been using since then. it wasn't all that well marked or, fenced off. so these people who mainly made their living livestock would graze in the area. and sometimes wander into the firing range and step on, pick up things that were still live. so i'm in this living room of this house and there's basically nothing but carpet on the floor and some floor pillows. and i'm talking to the father of this family who's his leg below his knee. so he's telling me about how one night in the dark he's grazing sheep, steps on something that explodes. now, next thing he knows, he's getting care. and his lost part of his leg and there across the room, his son, who i believe was around 17 ye

you wrote yesterday about this afghanistan report. who put it out and what is new about this report? guest: michael mccall put out this report, and this is kind of the culmination of a three-year investigation were initially, during the palau from afghanistan, there were some bipartisan concerns. republicans feel that there wasn't enough coordination and planning before pulling out troops, that it is responsible for the deaths of 13 service members and things could have been handled much differently where it could have gone smoother. >> one of their republican investigators on the house foreign affairs committee ended up resigning from the committee as congressman mccall wasn't doing enough to hold the military leadership responsible, that he was focusing more on the political side of it. will that be addressed in this report, did this report have more focus on the military leadership when it came to pullout? >> i've talked to chairman mccall about it, he wanted to make sure that it was a fair and nonpartisan investigation, so the rep

biden referred to administration cut and run from afghanistan as "extraordinary success". as almost anyone could see, it was a major kansas city chiefs . and recently the comprehensive report from the house foreign affairs committee more than two years of investigations show that biden was hell bent on leaving afghanistan and the militaries advice. now, they're in mind, kamala already bragged she was the last person in the room with biden and she's always echoed his phony claim that the operation was a success. we know it was a failure. we know the biden harris administration lied to and misled the american public and learn additional details. nearly every u.s. military official advised against the afghan exit. the secretary of defense, chairman of the joint chiefs, the office of the director of national intelligence, chat commander of u.s. central command and objections from our nato allies as well. but joe biden and kamala harris insisted on making one of the greatest blunders in american history and lied about it and the trump administration entered into a doha agreemen

, this is the territory that was given to afghanistan, as afghanistan - as a buffer between the britishn empires, this strip became such a demarcation, a buffer between british india and... russian agents tried to secure the region for themselves, but english spies got ahead of them. in 1903, london sent several expeditions to tibet and was able to enlist the support of the dalai lama. the british took tibet kashgar under its control. during the russo-japanese war, petersburg was forced to switch its attention to the far east. until the beginning of the 20th century, the russian empire did not want to enter into an agreement with great britain on any division of iran into spheres of influence. the fact is that petersburg's policy was to acquire influence over the whole of persia . there were even projects for penetration, right up to the persian gulf and the construction of a railway. right up to the persian gulf, however, unsuccessful for the russian empire the outcome of the russo-japanese war forced st. petersburg to rethink some of its approaches to this issue, it became clear that

to compensate him, afghanistan's welfare level is still 5 percent, unemployment level is 74. the people of afghanistan have many serious problems they used to sell themselves, pretending to be a polygon or a market for selling cella, they used to kill their opponents, but unfortunately, misfortune and killing and these issues were left with afghanistan. in continuation of serving the arbaeen hussaini pilgrims, the radio news agency and the attendants of the procession of imamzadeh seyyed bashir of saveh welcome pakistani pilgrims on their way back from karbala muala . we continue to serve the hussaini pilgrims in sabah. time the servants of imamzade seyyed bashir (peace be upon him) are hosting hosseini pilgrims from pakistan during arbaeen. the same way as the procession of the mourners of imam hussain (peace be upon him) is also the pakistani pilgrims who come here, we welcome the pilgrims who, after visiting the high places in iraq , are now on their way back to their country, intending to visit imam reza (peace be upon them) in holy mashhad, god willing. we are going to m

libya and and yemen and pakistan, afghanistan, and economy, oil was one of the main points of focus, even though, as you said, idok had nothing to do with 9/11, but the region was the point of focus for them, oil was the point of focus for them, and they were trying implement this us versus them complex, the civilized and the savage, this was just one of the way for them to do that, right, right, well, but to, i mean, during... during the barack obama rain, the us so-called war on terror continued with covert uh lethal drone strikes throughout the world, and during obama's e years as u.s. president, 563 drone strikes were carried out targeting countries from pakistan to somalia to yemen. would you say the us became judge, jury and executioner, not following any international legal protocols and targeting people and countries at will, and and what are the ramification? of this: aby, the fact that this all happened during obama's era as you rightly stated tells you that actually this was within the strategy of the deep state trajectory as in it didn't matter if a republican bush was in

hezbollah, revels as a result of afghanistan. it all goes back to afghanistan. failed foreign policy, broken border policy at our borders and isis entered the country. i was a federal prosecutor. 400 people smuggled into the united states, so it comes full circle. this is not political. it took me two years. the first was wasted by the democrats. they did not do one thing. i had subpoena after subpoena, motions of contempt to bring the cable channel of the employees of the embassy and the cries for help so we could get there testimonies. secretary blinken to this day refuses to take one day out of this month to come before the people and families, he does not have time just like joe biden did not have time. i do not have time for this. this is a disgrace and i will hold him in contempt if that is what it takes to bring him before the american people because all roads in the investigation lead to the national security council, very clear, all the testimony that mr. sullivan, jake sullivan, the chairman was in charge of these decisions. that led our investigation.

the taliban is like this and the situation that was created later in afghanistan. exploiting nitrogen and example , for example, this leader of north korea. to change you means on the psychological and sensitive point, but if you want the whole discussion, watch it in about two hours. so to speak, 90 minutes or 100 minutes, most of the internal issues of america and the way society is run. now that we are talking about our foreign policy, you said that afghanistan is the end of the conflict, but on that side, russia and ukraine are also in conflict. how much effect can it have? the issue of russia and ukraine, and perhaps more importantly china, because the issue of china was such that both of them referred to it, because the main issue in what the united states presents as world leadership is the issue of china. who is rising as a global power and how to manage china issue is complicated for both. it is not a simple issue, the issue of russia and ukraine has a different nature than china, but again, it is very serious to express the view here that the republican p

afghanistan, to this day america has left afghanistan, and look at the structure, who owns these minesow, the taliban, no, the americans, they belong to this day, when the war was declared in iraq, we remember colin paola with his test tube, it was also the same invasion to humiliate the un, and so many goals, this terrorist attack could justify the invasion of afghanistan, iraq. they shook the world economic system in their favor. they work very simply, they have a federal reserve system, which issues securities, everyone else buys this paper, it's called. national debt, but we give real things for it, real money, they are, of course, inflated, but by 2001 there was fatigue from this, they needed to create a certain precedent that would show the whole world: but you don't want to fight terrorism, you don't want to make contributions, they were somewhat similar to ostap bender, but very tough and cruel, that's when they created a world of new threats, it doesn't matter what country you live in, whether you live in africa? or do you live in australia and new zealand? terrorists will def

commemoration ceremony for the martyrs of the daikundi terrorist attack in afghanistan. the muslim nation of iran, the muslim nation of afghanistan, near the shrine of hazrat imam imman, honor the oppressed martyrs of afghanistan, the martyrdom of some of the oppressed people of our country, afghanistan, daikundi province, bandar region, who were martyred at the hands of the daesh hypocrite, are present here. found to honor a number of people who were oppressed in the farthest part of afghanistan in daikundi province we participated in the martyrdom of daikundi and ghor provinces . it is the duty of every human being to honor those who are unjustly martyred . the participants in this ceremony sympathized with the families of the martyrs and said about the victory of islam, no, they will never achieve their goals because it has been going on for 1400 years and it is giving martyrs in the way of the shia religion , the school of islam definitely cannot, god willing, the blood of these martyrs and this our loved ones make the technological seedling of islam grow bigger and

troops from afghanistan. a new report from the republicans on the house of foreign affairs committee accuses the white house of misleading and even lying to the american public. vice president kamala harris and her democratic colleagues are trying to blame former president donald trump for the afghanistan disaster. that is not stopping the issue from playing a role in the presidential campaign. gillian turner starts us off tonight. >> good evening. the republicans report is 350 pages long, contains thousands of pages of additional documentation from the chairman's two year long investigation. the biden administration is pushing back hard on the substance of this report and the timing of its release. >> dueling reports from the house foreign affairs committee on the 2021 u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. republicans ultrafast first major finding, the biden administration failed to develop a plan to safely evacuate americans until it was way too late. speak of data plan came out was a day the taliban overran ka