most reporters caught, you know, six days in falluja. for most of us it was more more like 3 to 4 weeks of intense combat. and by the time we were done, we had lost 33 marines and the city was in bad shape. it was pretty much destroyed. >> we have a film. we like to say that in a world full of problems, "ground operations" is a story about solutions. we have a lot oveterans coming back from both from iraq, who have been here for a while, and from afghanistan, who are coming home now. ptsd often doesn't show up right away. ican be a yr or two or more before it really starts to show up. >> you're always on alert. you know, you're thinking of the worst scenarios that are gonna happen. [explosion] whoa! we were going through the town, and we had snipers on the buildis. they were firing at us. bombs were blowing up everywhere. [gunshots] ana mortar came in, and it blew up the same side of the door that i was on, and i was injed. from that i took shrapnel to my head and tmy legs. i was ared like anybody would be. you know, i didn't want to die

passed the shooting subsided, the wounded driver was taken to the nearest hospital in the city of falluja. there the diplomats spent the night, and in the morning they got to the checkpoint from the heating elements, where the press was shown dust holes and bullets from the m16 stuck in the seat of the embassy car, just that day the fake news appeared in the american press that the russians were supposedly secretly displaying archives. with adam, the us military even tried to search them for any secrets. oh government. they didn't take it. i can honestly say that even if there was such a request, here 's how i would agree to this, so as not to endanger the lives of our people on the next day, vladimir titarenko literally accomplished a feat. he himself went back better and took the wounded driver from the hospital. all is well with the diplomat on duty with him. we returned home, in those days the road from the syrian border to baghdad was a road and death, then both in the foreign ministry and in the kremlin considered that the shelling of the diplomatic convoy was not a planned provocat

as a result, the current radiation situation in the city of falluja was much worse than in the citiesma and nagasaki after the nuclear bombings with the united states. this city is still called the second chernobyl to yugoslavia in 1999, nato dropped 40.000 armor piercing bombs with a total amount of combined uranium more than 15 t. i remind you that the combined wound is a trivial name for a metal whose base is more than 90% of 238 khur isotopes and less than one percent of uranium 235. the uranium tip of such ammunition is needed to increase their armor-piercing effect. on my own. uranium is a very dense metal, which means that thanks to the kinetic energy it penetrates armor more easily, but when it hits a hard surface , a cloud of hot radioactive aerosol of uranium 235 arises, which, when cooled, turns into a shallow dispersed dust, eventually settling into the soil, the main radiation hazard from the combined uranium arises if it enters into the form of dust as a result , according to the iraqi government in 2005 , the incidence of cancer in the country increased from 40 to 1,600

not only the british wrote about this as a result of the current radiation situation in the city of fallujathan in the cities. hiroshima and nagasaki after the nuclear bombings united states army environmental policy institute final report to congress in 1994 on the human health implications of the us army's use of pooled damage munitions states that pooled damage toxicity reduction technology citation does not exist. cleaning up pooled damage munitions is extremely difficult. that is, when uranium infects a huge area of ​​black soil, they can turn into wastelands, in order to simply destroy agriculture immediately in several regions. they understand that this earth will not be under decontrol, since it will not be under control, it is really bitter. everything is fire. these territories will be withdrawn from e. the turnover from this will not be sown areas, among other things , the health of the population will be affected. this is all quite satisfactory. uh, the united states is fine with a decade of torment for civilians . what inhuman ends justify such means. be attentive to the purcha

here is medal of honor recipient for actions in the battle of falluja and author of remember the ramrod'smy brotherhood in war and peace. staff sergeant vellapia david. i will tell will, we have a medal of honor recipient here. how did we get here? invasion in 2,000 one, we know what happened, the regime is toppled, taliban and fleets into pakistan and from the beginning it looked good. >> many mistakes in the war on terror. top of the list is not addressing pakistan. whatever was going on with the administration and president bush, horrible mistake. i've been in india. some of it was made up for in the last administration. that right there, when you look at northwest afghanistan, the ho chi minh trl. the taliban and our winter vacationing, we've known that for how long, superpowers pushed there will. we never addressed pakistan. pete: this is an example how we look at afghanistan, the only entity on the map as opposed to surrounding other countries. let's go to the timeline. it happened over a long period of time. the taliban controls all the country. after the invasion, they control all

population were diagnosed in the country, after 1,600 the prevailing traditional situation in the city of fallujait was much worse than in the cities of hiroshima and nagasaki because nuclear bombing by the united states. this city is still called the second chernobyl, according to some reports, after the gulf wars, hundreds of thousands of american soldiers got sick one way or another related to toxic uranium, italian military doctors officially published their statistics, then four thousand ninety-five military personnel in areas where combined uranium ammunition was used. subsequently, malignant tumors of various types were detected, while 8% of cases of 330 people completed the disease with a lethal outcome. outcome. that is, for british gifts. thank you should not be said to the tankers of the armed forces, but who will ask nato for their opinion on uranium issues, nothing ever embarrassed in 1994, even before the bombing of belgrade , the us army environmental policy institute reported to congress that the technology to reduce the toxicity of combined uranium does not exist aleksey gnakon a