i. s k. well, i'm just, you know, they're now going to be on the receiving end of what us forces i've been in afghanistan for some time. they're now the government and they're going to have to be dealing with these, you know, guerrillas who will conduct these types of terrorist and terrorists like attack on on taliban interest. now, how widespread is the presence of i s k in the country? my understanding is it's fairly narrow, it's only about 2000 fighters and it's very much in the east. there's no i s k over by herat closer to iran. there's no i s k up in the north. it's very much an eastern pressure, presence, coon, r nangle har, and then able to project power into cobble could rivalry between competing factions of the taliban strengthen the capability of ios k. certainly any time your dis unified that helps your opponents. so if there are divisions, splinters within the taller bond that this group can exploits, they obviously, well. now that said, i'm not sure i s k is an existential threat abo

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i s k p which we have seen heading out against them. and the, the population over the past few days. i want to ask you about that as well. how would you assess the threat from, from ice. ok right now? well, there are much smaller groups done by the taliban and they don't control territory, but they do have some dedicated activists. part of the irony of this is that the original suicide bond trainers, essentially they were the same group of people. some of the went on to train suicide bombers for the taliban. others went on to train suicide bombers for i s k p. and now the 2 groups are fighting against each other. i t p is smaller, but they have dedicated people. they are extremely ruthless. they seem determined to try and get across the message that the taliban will not be securely in control . and they have and they have really cultivated that techniques of spreading terror on they seem determined to use them against the taliban and against taliban control to them. and what is all this going to mean for ordinary africans then, is there, is there a real threat of this getting worse and becoming a full blown civil war? wa

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i s k. perry, the continued periods of time, even after the over us troops on the 31st. we do united state get involved with the war on terror again. well, i think i'd like to go back to what i said before to, to courtney the. the president has made it clear that our, our combat mission are that the war we have been fighting in afghanistan, that, that's going to end. and it's going to end very soon here. but we're not going to end is our commitment, especially here's the defense department to protect the american people from, from threats, and particularly from any terrorist threat that could emanate from afghanistan again. and as i said to, to my, the previous answer you can see, and just the last 2436 hours that we do have an effective over the horizon counterterrorism capability. we've employed it now twice and that capability will, will remain. and obviously, we're not going to detail what it looks like on any given day against any particular draft, but we're going to maintain that capability to protect the american people from threats that could emanate from afghanistan. it's also important to remember that counterterrorism that is

k and the u. s. not so much in the u. s. we've seen that we did. i think, well that seems but then we just have a policy of letting it burn to the population. china has done a lot of non vaccine stuff to can call the mobile apps. you know, everyone has a mobile app. they can have you been any positive case, your mobile phone number gets loaded up and through the telecom network you go in, you can tell if anyone with cold it's been near you within the last week. so they're doing it. they're doing a lot of the different initiatives to control it outside of just vaccines and just let them plow through the population. australia they've done, you know, basically draconian locked down, but you have to make the decision. how long are you going to make people lockdown already in the year to in this thing? yeah, i guess getting back to the chinese economy. so, you know, one thing we always talked about for years is the, the chinese currency and how they use it to boost their exports. why kind of managed to get in a cheaper way? this would make import expend expensive. an

k and the u. s. not so much in the u. s. we've seen that we did, i think, well, that seems but then we just have a policy of letting it burn through the population. china has done a lot of non vaccine stuff to can all call the mobile apps. you know, everyone has a mobile app. they can have you been any positive case, your mobile phone number gets loaded up and through the telecom network you go in, you can tell if anyone with cold it's been near you within the last week. so they're doing it. they're doing a lot of the different initiatives to control it outside of just vaccines and just let them plow through the population. australia they've done, you know, basically draconian locked down, but you have to make the decision. how long are you going to make people locked down already in the year 2 and this thing? yeah, i guess getting back to the chinese economy. so one thing we always talked about for years is the, the chinese currency and how they use it to boost their exports by kind of managed to get in a cheaper way. this would make import expect expensive. an

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k p. f. known as the cost protection for which is a c. i a funded militia, as well as a d. s. operative which i ask and intelligence forces about 2 to 300 cars, full of full of those personnel. with about $1500.00 people have left a whole, which is in the far east of afghan sun. and we hear that they left there and said last night, and a village up in the mountains near god, where the telephone stopped them. they spent the night facebook with elders eldest said look, it's over the cobbles, been handed over to the telephone. there's no point in fighting and they said okay, they, we understand that the telephone let them go and they carried on, but, but they haven't stopped and their intention is not to surrender and to come to call them to fight. we understand also that the taliban are trying to stop this and that they've seen thousands of their own special forces just south of cobbled to hit this convoy off. we understand that some fighting may already be underway, but certainly be enough. everything falling over and no other security forces surrendering. this is the only tim

correspondence. rod gets the well as i make states correson, which is a regional affiliate devices, claim responsibility for the atrocities the day ahead of the blast. the u. k. u. s, and other western nations have been warning the nationals about the threat that might be a terrorist attack and advise them to avoid the airport. we spoke with ali, his sonic. it was near the apple when the 1st explosion. slave in to the airport of cobbled i was in the standing and is get i will need to get in and they used to sort of like 5 minutes away. i just saw there was like 45 minutes they had and they had to run. there was looking look, dash c, p will renew the duration parliament, a difference of them. the type of type of glued they're willing to discuss. we're looking were suspicious. they didn't have guns. what they was looking to the airport was looking to be used troops. they will, i will 100 them us and they get that to the line. i was with the people like after 12 or 2 minutes. an explosion happened on the weekend. it was near. it was near to the lake 1st, then away. an accident happened and gone for a start the year after that they used to, they call the people that s

i saw k fighters within afghanistan, he said that they posed the biggest threat to the u. s. over the last few days and not the taliban at all. but he said it's now and he said essentially, well the u. s. is no longer has a physical presence in afghanistan, they still have a very capable and probably the world's most powerful air force and are still able to carry out any sort of military operations that are the commander in chief would deem necessary. should that be the case? still, the u. s. has many bases within the region. of course, the bottom line though is it was a pretty frank assessment of where things were at. but very interesting. and the last day that the u. s. was in afghan stand sort of complimenting and tipping their hand to the afghan to the taliban for their help securing the airport on those critical final days and weeks money. thanks for that. gabriel and his andre efforts in washington dc. well, as we mentioned earlier, the you unsecure to council adopted a resolution to let people who want to leave afghanistan de so safely. but it's not known if the taliban will go along with this. the u. s. hopes the resolution will protect people's rights to leave ask, h

mentally as well that most people are traumatized already from the decades of conflict that i personally brought in p t. s the with me and i've been suffering those symptoms here in the u . k. you can imagine what people are suffering mentally on the grounds over that. so in a way they absolutely have provisions for the right reasons. and they don't know what to make of it. and hopefully, hopefully the situation would unfold in a way that at least the civilians their lives are not at risk. they're allowed to fulfill their dreams. go to having occasion go to hospitals and do their jobs. what you make of present biden's her address this evening when he was predefined to saying that there wasn't any point staying any longer. but in a way that went on to say, will continue to push for regional diplomacy. speak up the basic right to the african people. what did you make of it? ultimately, it's up to the guns to make a bill come up with their own solution. but it was 2 decades ago when the west design is going to spawn. so they happened part of this company for the last 2 decades. people are angry because they have so abruptly removed themselves and they are abandoning us kind o

i s. and would you mind reminding us just the about the relationship or lack thereof between ice ok on the taliban and just how unstable that situation could potentially be in trouble? well i saw k is an off shoot of the taliban that this essentially formed by members of the pakistani taliban, who were disillusioned with the leadership of the main taliban. and so they pledged their religions to i. so and created, i saw k, which is the all shoot enough ghana stud, know they've carried out a number of attacks in afghanistan, a particularly since the beginning of the year. and they were seen as an acute thread, the exact quote from the national security advisor. jim sullivan, and have been for some considerable time. and certainly that was something that the united states was worried about. that a soft target, such as brigades at the airport were thousands of people were gathering, could be targeted by i saw k in either a gun attack or some sort of suicide bombing. and as i say, it's just 1215 hours ago that the u. s. embassy said that there was this threat, and people here in washington were telling me that this was coming from ice. okay. that is where the big concern was. so you

s. isis-k. a this isis group that's claimed responsibility.gr that's a new mission for u.s. forces in afghanistan.. what -- on top of the t evacuation, what do you make of that? o >> well, i -- we're going to do things from over the horizon, a- they say.on we'll identify where they are if we can.ti assembly areas, ammunition stores.as locations of leadership and what their positions are.wh and then attack them with long-distance precision-guided munitions. but because we're not on the ground anymore, it becomes extremely difficult for us to o exactly pinpoint where all these things are. we're not going to be able to o rely on people on the ground. afghans on the ground even to tell us what's going on. t we're going to have to listen to lots and lots of phone conversations. go up a lot of blind alleys before we -- look, we got osama bin laden after missing him a number of times. it took us a long, long time to get him. l we finally got him. i think if -- if the -- if the government has decided we're going to make these people pay, we'll find the people who -- who gave the order and make them pay. in the meantime, however, we've got a bigger problem trying to find pockets o