thus, all attempts by the army of the democratic republic of afghanistan to resolve issues with gangs areas turned out to be even. everybody's free. general instructs the army of sailors to prepare and conduct the first large-scale operation of combined combat detachments. in february-march 1980, in the western world, by forces of units of the kharok, moscow pyanzh border detachments, as well as afghan border guards of the militia, operation mountain 80 began. units of three border detachments with thirty armored personnel carriers and infantry fighting vehicles under the cover of eleven mi-8 helicopters, in cooperation with the landing troops , liquidate the well- organized wakhoba gang, armed with western weapons, part of the soviet border freed from bandits. combined combat units conduct a series of operations such as spring, 80 years. 150 and a depth of 10 km. vadim aleksandrovich matrosov personally carried out the planning of the operation and daily monitoring of its progress. there is a question, no way. as a result of well-prepared, precisely executed actions in difficult natu

all caravan routes for the supply of weapons from pakistan to the democratic republic of afghanistan are blocked. thanks to the high-quality preparation of the operation. despite all its complexity and duration, from april 9 to may 7, the border guards did not lose a single person. the head of the border troops, army general sailors, visited afghanistan many times during the 10 years of war, risking his life, like all border guards who fought. we were waiting impatiently for him to arrive, howling squad, soldiers. it was expressed with such humor that it did not offend, but touched the soul very deeply, after that it was impossible to work poorly or overlook some little thing, officially the border troops did not participate in the afghan war, but the opponents understood who they were dealing with, we took another caravan that... kgb chairman viktor mikhailovich chebrikov , head of border troops vadim aleksandrovich matrosov. on whose initiative the retaliation operation was carried out. as a result of the operation, the latif gang was destroyed. in april 1988 , the geneva agreements

thus, all attempts by the army of the democratic republic of afghanistan to resolve the issue of armed army general sailors instructs to prepare and conduct the first large-scale operation of combined combat detachments in northern badakhshan. in february-march 1980 in the western world, by forces of units of the kharoksky, moscow pyanzh border detachments, as well as afghan border guards of the militia, operation mountain 80 began. a unit of three border detachments with thirty armored personnel carriers and infantry fighting vehicles, under the cover of eleven mi-8 helicopters, in cooperation with the landing troops, eliminated the well-organized wakhoba gang, armed western weapons, part of the soviet border. combined combat teams conduct a series of operations such as spring 80, summer 80 and autumn 80 and dozens of others. along the soviet border the mujahideen have been cleared, strip 150 km long and 10 km deep. vadim aleksandrovich matrosov personally carried out planning of the operation and daily monitoring of its progress. as a result of well -prepared, precisely executed acti

has its own combat history; this particular vehicle took part in hostilities in the democratic republic of afghanistanheeled and tracked, which we created during the existence of the museum, they are museum exhibits, but on the other hand, they are all running, they are in the hangars of running equipment, during the reconstruction they come to life, supermasters, cool, whole hands , the most what is valuable is their brains, and then it’s their hands, probably, because non-trivial solutions are used almost everywhere both in the restoration of equipment and in the creation of copies, the guys take drawings, take a caliper and use all sorts of engineering tricks, grinders, saws, laser welding , they do whatever they want, we find a lot of equipment in the swamps and rivers of the republic of belarus, these are the remains of equipment or a weapon remains, most often it sinks, there is either a wheelhouse or a tower, and the propulsion system, it is either dismantled or destroyed, or torn to pieces, we have to to recreate everything from scratch practically, that is , this process is quite labor-intens

democratic republic of the congo. at washington has committed millions of dollars for the costs in haiti. isn't it ironic that while america is ending its forever wars in afghanistannd under your leadership when you retrieved from cabo and committing kenya to another foreign war from nairobi why the dichotomy while ending forever wars and committing kenya to haiti can you explain that? >> president biden: for easily. there is a reason why they are the graveyard of empires. and in afghanistan is highly highly highly unlikely. number one. number two there are ways to control isis other than occupying afghanistan. it was an unnecessary need. now with regard to haiti, haiti is in an area of the caribbean that is very volatile. there's a lot going on in this atmosphere. and we are in a situation where we want to do all we can without us looking like america, once again, is stepping over and deciding this is what must be done. haitians are looking for help as well as the folks in the caribbean looking for help. so we checked out with a number of different countries and the one who stepped up was haiti. we committed to provide with all of the intelligence and equipment a

sudan, the democratic republic of the congo, washington has committed millions of dollars for the cause in haiti. isn't it ironic that while america is ending its forever wars in afghanistann 2021 under your leadership when you took from kabul and that you're committing kenya to another foreign war, 12,000 kilometers from nairobi. why the dichotomy, ending the forever wars, yet you're committing kenya to haiti? can you explain that? >> very easily. there's a reason why afghanistan has been known as the graveyard of empires. the likelihood of anybody uniting afghanistan is highly, highly, highly unlikely number one. number two, there are ways to control isis other than occupying afghanistan. it was an unnecessary need. now, with regard to haiti, haiti is in a area of the caribbean that is very volatile. there's a lot going on in its hemisphere, and we're in a situation where we want to do all we can without us looking like america once again is stepping over and deciding this is what must be done. haitians are looking for help as well as the folks in the caribbean are looking for help, and so we checked out with a number of other countries. the one who stepped up was haiti

democratic republic of the congo washington, as you have mentioned, as committed millions of dollars for the course in haiti isn't it? ironic that while america is ending its forever, wallace and afghanistanthe latest in 2021 under your leadership when you do trips from kabul, and that you're committing kenya to another foreign wars taller thousand kilometers away from nairobi. i mean, why the discrepancy, why the dichotomy while you're on the forever was of assists was yet you're committing kenya to haiti. >> can explain that very easily reason why afghanistan has been known as the graveyard of empires likelihood of anybody uniting afghanistan is highly, highly, highly unlikely. number one, number two, there are ways to control isis, other than oxygen he pupae in afghanistan it was an unnecessary need now with regard to haiti haiti is an area of the caribbean that is very volatile there's a lot going on in this hemisphere, and we're in a situation where we want to do all we can without us looking like america once again is stepping over and sayyed, this is what must be done. paces are looking for help as well as folks in the caribbean and looking for help. and so we checked out with a nu

democratic people's republic of korea, i honestly don’t remember this, when was the last time we expressed such concern. called on the us and nato to take responsibility for the socio-economic difficulties of afghanistaned interference in... i honestly don’t remember the list of our joint claims to the united states. i think that the fact of the state visit of the president of the russian federation to the people's republic of china really emphasizes this. an important fact is that today our relations seem to be in a stage of evolution, and these relations are already becoming less bilateral, more oriented towards the outside world, one might even say the global dimension of these relations, china is interested in this, but russia is interested in this, i think that this point is also very important, because look at those systems, even those provisions that are put forward... china, those that, demands, with which the people's republic of china stands for, they coincide with what the russian federation wanted or sought over the previous 2 and a half years, especially when it launched a special military operation in february of twenty-two, so this parallelism, especially pay attention to these military

republic, however, not one of the criminals, against whom mcbright collected evidence, was not punished; the informant himself ended up in prison. elizaveta hertsna on how the truth becomes inconvenient in democratic countries. david mcbright served in afghanistane is nothing good for australia in this imprisonment, the guardian writes: will jailing a whistleblower who reported war crimes in afghanistan be good for australia? mac bright, a former military lawyer, collected evidence of the crimes of australian special forces against the civilian population of afghanistan. he knew of ten murders of unarmed men and children. the military, be it british or australian, is traditionally protected by the leadership, affirming. that the afghans, after being detained, took out weapons from under their coats and posed a threat to the bearers of democratic values, it is impossible for such unprofessionals to work in the special forces, they would be fired, saying that if an afghan can grab a grenade hidden behind a curtain with your tray, you do not deserve to be in the special forces. mac bright appeared as an expert on a bbc program about similar war crimes by british special forces. he also passed on the evidence he collected to australia's abc. in aus