during the incidents in coble, unlike what happened in siigon, no one got into a helicopter from the rooftop of the embassy. before the exit, all of the documents were burnt. untold stories are usually more important than those that have been revealed. it rarely happens that someone can get access to classified documents and when the confidential documents are disposed, it's like they never existed. but is there a way for the public to find out about the truth. maybe the media are the only way. a media outlet reveals. crits depending on the degree of its independence. in 2019, the washington post published a part of the secret documents on the us presence in afghanistan. the documents were known as the afghanistan papers. a curious journalist at the washington post. craig. whitlock, a person who had been investigating afghanistan for a while and had been gathering documents. he published several thousand pages of documents, including interviews with scores of us generals and diplomats on security issues, but how did whitlock manage to do that? 2,00 pages of documents of of interviews

august 13th, 2021, the us embassy in coble, transferring us staff and officials with helicopter. the fall of cobble was like the incident that happened 46 years ago in the us embassy in vietnam, the incident that was known as the fall of cygon uh, what do you make of this compare? between what's happening in cable and saigon in 1975, i mean you put them side by side, there it does appear to be a just comparison, but there was a difference, as us president joe biden says, fortunately, during the incidents in kabul, unlike what happened in simon, no one got into a helicopter from the rooftop of the embassy, before the exit, all of the documents were burnt. untold stories are usually more important than those that have been revealed, it rarely happens that someone can get access to classified documents, and when the confidential documents are disposed, it's like they never existed, but is there a way for the public to find out about the truth? maybe the media are the only way, a media outlet reveals secrets depending on the degree of its independence. in 2019, the washington post pu

in 2017, over 26,000 people died due to air pollution in coble. while in the same year, number of civilians killed in the afghan war was at 3,483 people. the international health effect institute released shocking figures in 2016, afghanistan had the highest death rate due to air pollution among countries in the world. weather and security are very similar to one another, when both of them are good, they're completely invisible, but when they become critical, both bad weather and insecurity become visible. security was the first and foremost promise the us gave to the afghan people after. are occupying the country, but the figures show the situation is much worse than before. concerns over lack of security among afghan citizens have tremendously increased. definitely afghan armed forces were the most important institutions that americans established in order to create. security, but after the end of the reconstruction era, afghanistan was the worst country in the world in 2020 in terms of order and security. a part of the inefficiency of the afgha

august 13th, 20. 21, the us embassy in coble, transferring us staff and officials with helicopter. the fall of cobble was like the incident that happened 46 years ago in the us embassy in vietnam. the incident that was known as the fall of cygon. what do you make of this comparison between what's happening in cable and saigon in 1975? mean, you put them side by side, there it does appear to be a just comparison. but there was a difference. as us president joe biden says, fortunately, during the incidents in kabel, unlike what happened in saiyan, no one got into a helicopter from the rooftop of the embassy, before the exit, all of the documents were burnt. untold stories are usually more important than those that have been revealed. it rarely happens that someone can get access to classify documents, and when the confidential documents are disposed, it's like they never existed. but is there a way for the public to find out about the truth? maybe the media are the only way. a media outlet reveals secrets depending on the degree of its independence. afghanistan is the poorest country

shortly after the fall of coble, the... state department wrote to me and other overside agencies requesting that we quote unquote temporarily suspend access to all of our audit, inspection and financial reports. classifying documents apparently means everything is over and no one should know what happened in reconstruction of afghanistan. so the afghan people really preferred the taliban sometimes to the officials that we brought in from the central government, that was serious problem, but to the afghan people they actually got justice from the taliban, so you didn't have to offer, you didn't have to reinvent the wheel, you didn't have to do major programs in these districts to win the hearts and minds of the afghan people. the americans might be able to shred all the real. on papers and demolish them or burn them, they might be able to remove the data from any network or system, and they might be able to secretly take the classified documents out of afghanistan, but the realities on the ground cannot be shredded or burned

in afghan capital coble, large ceremonies held to mark the birthday anniversary of the holy prophet muhammad and islamic unity week. events stress the need for unity and solid. the grand khatam was the venue for the ceremony celebrating the prophet muhammad's birthday and the islamic unity week. the ceremony drew people from all walks of life, including religious scholars, taliban officials and students. the speakers emphasized the need for following the path of prophet muhammad. in all aspects of life and strengthening the islamic bonds. god has introduced the prophet of islam is the best role model for humanity. prophet muhammad is the role model because he is the mercy of god for us. following his path will bless us lock and good in the life and the hereafter. the attendies of the ceremony also expressed their views on the occasion. many of them said they were. happy to see muslims from different sects coming together and celebrating their common faith. they also said they hope for peace and stability in their war-torn country. implement their goals and dominate muslim territories, but fo

hundreds of afghans have taken in the streets of coble to express solidarity with palestinians amit israel's assault on gaza and killing innocent people. press tv reports out of kabul. a large crowd of afghans marching in kabul to show their solidarity with palestinians facing israeli atrocities and blood shit in gaza. the protesters wave palestinian flags and chanted slogans against israel and the united states, saying they will stand with their brothers and sisters in palestine forever. stand with their brothers in palestine, especially in gaza, the mubarak operation of tufansa, which has shown as the weakness of our enemy, the z enemy israel, and also we are here to stand with our civilian brothers and sisters who are being killed, tortured and bombed and being blasted by the israeli zionist regime, committing an act of war crime. under the eyes of the international community, by support of the biggest saturn of this world, the united states and the european countries. the participants condemn the israeli war on gaza and us support for the killing of innocent palestinians. they also calle

to the longest and most dangerous occupation in the world as we have from human rights land dial. coble, as he says is, well see all good, all the is a will crime that over and that's already been happening for, for too long. see g s given that it's indiscriminate, it will affect civilians, mostly mostly women and children, denying them of water and food electricity. uh, that's a war crime. there's no doubt about that. it's a violation of the geneva conventions and it should be said that israel has been putting gaza at least under partial siege for some time. you know, israel controls all everything that goes everyone and everything that goes in and out of gossip. one line, they have destroyed water supplies in gaza. before this operation even is happened, they poured concrete in the water springs, guys in to use for drinking water. they calculated how much the, how many calories every garza needs to eat per day to survive in a vacuum guarantee that there's less than that. and so this is a, just an intensification of what is your been doing to gaza for some time now. and that's why this

uh, what do you make of this comparison between what's happening in coble and saigon and 1975, i mean you put them side by side, there it does appear to be a just comparison. but there was a difference. as us president joe biden says, fortunately. during the incidents in kabel, unlike what happened in simon, no one got into a helicopter from the rooftop of the embassy. before the exit, all of the documents were burnt. untold stories are usually more important than those that have been revealed. it rarely happens that someone can get access to classified documents and when the confidential documents are disposed, it's like they never existed. but is there a way for the public to find out about the truth. maybe the media are the only way. a media outlet reveals.

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