for isis. moreover, president trump said if russia wanted to kill isis we should let them and i think there's wisdom in that. both assad and turkiye are in stronger positions today to put downward pressure on isis and maybe if we weren't giving weapons to people shooting at assad assad would have every incentive to engage isis in a way to ensure it doesn't come back. we have to also acknowledge, syria and iraq are the two countries on the planet earth where we have done the most to fund isis. we give weapons to these so-called moderate rebels which i actually thought was an oxy moron and it turns out they're not that moderate. sometimes the rebels we fund to go fight assad turn around and raise the isis flag, so it's silly to be saying we have to withdraw to stop isis when it's our very presence in syria in some cases that's been the best gift to isis. there are groups like al nusra and associated entities that are like our frenemies when they're in syria, then they cross over to iraq and becom

against isis, with assad and russia having every incentive to create pressure on isis, do i not believe that what stands -- do i not believe that what stands between a caliphate and not a caliphate are the 900 americans who have been sent here with no definition of victory, no clear objective, and purely existing as a vestige to the regime change failed foreign policies of multiple former presidents. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. mccaul: pleased to yield as much time he may consume to the gentleman from montana, mr. zinkey. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from montana, is recognized. mr. zinke: i thank you, mr. speaker. i stand before you today in strong opposition to resolution 21, to pull forces out of syria. like many in this distinguished chamber, i served in the region. i spent 23 years in the navy seal. i hunted war criminals. dismantled terrorist cells. and i fought for freedom on foreign shores. there are several self-evident truths in syria. first, the u.s. troops are authori

60 kilometers from the border of isis . we were not successful in this image . this series is the first attempt in this field, and i hope that other friends come myself, habib habib sahar, we have an agenda and we can do it in this field will it continue for jenin? has it been discussed or not the main connection? we are waiting for the feedback to be seen , the senior managers of the organization should decide on this matter. i would like to thank the children who worked very hard there for our common future . resistance from bahrain to the end of the mediterranean haj qassem soleimani and the martyrs of the temple defender, a little less than 30 seconds, which is the most important experience of co-production, paving the way for other co-productions. in fact, what i said is that it is very long and young , but it is a difficult and complex issue, and one must be very careful and he said, "the secret of my success is the secret of success. there is no chance. there is no chance. by the grace of god, the price of hazrat wal

the iraqi minister honored the families of the iranian martyrs of the war with isis .of the martyrs emphasized that mohammad hadi, the falafel seller boy who went to najaf and stepped into the room to ask for the managers before us , was doing cultural work and the purchase of these iraqi projects that are fighting against isis for the soldiers on the way who was martyred in the year 93 when he was twenty-six years old, his grave was in najaf, in the valley salam was near the shrine of hazrat ali (peace be upon him) at the time of his martyrdom. as a result of the explosion and the transition to the fight against isis, general soleimani had entrusted the command of the samara axis to seyyed hamid tagwifar, who stepped into the field after the retirement of the volunteers and formed the iraqi people's mobilization for dealing with isis was the people of this land, the tabrizi operation to detect crime and mockery on the northwest side of baghdad, took isis from the karbala network to that part, where they started the conflict, the operation and the conflict with isis an

the centcom commander said last week that isis-k, the isis organization in afghanistan has regenerated to the point within the next six months, they would have the ability to attack the united states without warning. and there are some amendments here to basically do away with the 2001 2001 2001 aumf that deh the attack on our nation. so whatever political points you're trying to make about repealing the 2002 aumf, here's what i want you to understand, the way you are doing it is putting american lives at risk in iraq. if you can't muster the courage, the congress can't, to say to shiite militias you attack troops at your own peril, we have left those serving down and i am very, very intent using my voice in the senate to say that those who are in iraq who have been attacked continuously by shiite militias, i recognize the threat you face and i'm willing to do something about it. not to pass this amendment exposes those in theater in iraq to continual attack. it will emboldened the shiite militia because they will think we pulled the plug on the place. it will continue a narrative that

taliban's war with isis. they had accused the spokesman of the caretaker government of afghanistan in the days when they had just arrived in kabul, do you still believe that america is cooperating with daesh, he denies that this is different , in the current situation of daesh, during the presence of american soldiers and about dozens of other countries from their companies in afghanistan. it was found and grew. today, the american military left this country after 20 years of war and occupation of afghanistan , but isis attacks continue . supports terrorism supports stability and security within afghanistan, the proposal of figures and government officials, foreign political centers, mosques and educational centers, including the goals of isis in afghanistan after the taliban came to power in the last 18 months , although afghanistan does not dominate any region no, but the scattered attacks of this group in different parts of afghanistan have caused serious concern among the people of the country. in the nam

between the taliban and isis.the presence of american soldiers and about dozens of other countries, their companies were found and grew in afghanistan. today, american soldiers left this country after 20 years of war and occupation of afghanistan , but the attacks of isis continue. isis supports it, it strengthens countries from the american perspective, the rival and enemy of isis supports terrorism , it supports stability and security inside afghanistan , the suggestion of figures and government officials , foreign political centers, mosques and educational centers, including the goals of isis in afghanistan after work the arrival of the taliban in it has been about the last 18 months, although isis does not control any region in afghanistan, but the scattered attacks of the group in different parts of afghanistan have caused serious concern to the people of this country. in the name of yazdan , kabul sed and sima news agency, but hear about the condemnation of the desecration of the holy quran in islamic countr

for isis.r, president trump said if russia wanted to kill isis we should let them and i think there's wisdom in that. both assad and turkiye are in stronger positions today to put downward pressure on isis and maybe if we weren't giving weapons to people shooting at assad assad would have every incentive to engage isis in a way to ensure it doesn't come back. we have to also acknowledge, syria and iraq are the two countries on the planet earth where we have done the most to fund isis. we give weapons to these so-called moderate rebels which i actually thought was an oxy moron and it turns out they're not that moderate. sometimes the rebels we fund to go fight assad turn around and raise the isis flag, so it's silly to be saying we have to withdraw to stop isis when it's our very presence in syria in some cases that's been the best gift to isis. there are groups like al nusra and associated entities that are like our frenemies when they're in syria, then they cross over to iraq and become full-f

when of this misery isis benefits and the region lives on agricultural . so families had massive crop failures and they need other sources of income, which makes them opening the and then obviously whenever the s d f, the student democratic forces that are supposed to fight isis. a busy with turkish attacks on the north, on frond, they have to, in the last military operation, an invasion of turkey, ne syria, where they were even isis members, that could escape from account that was attacked by turkish tillery. so these talks millionaire, british 1st forces i'm in the country which are considered one of the main armed forces against i ass in the region. talk with us about western country. they are not doing enough because this local administration is all the burdens you know, they have to got the fighters in about 20 prisons. they have to provide for tens of thousands isis, a national support that is basically isolated and see it off by a hostile environment. turkey in the north, the kurdish regional government in northern iraq that is of their own citizens

of the war with isis and emphasized the need to keep the memory of the martyrs alive.tural work included doing and the deadlock ended and the iraqi fronts fighting against isis were martyred for the soldiers in 1993 when he was twenty-six years old . it was also reported in najaf, in wadi al-salam, near the shrine of hazrat ali (peace be upon him), his hand was martyred due to an explosion and a suicide attack. in the fight against isis, sardar soleimani entrusted the command of the samara axis to seyyed hamid taqvi far, who stepped into the field after the retirement of the volunteers and formed the iraqi people's mobilization to fight against isis . from the karbala network , go to that part, and there is the conflict of the operation and there he started the conflict with isis and kept them busy until i can speak . the city where seyyed hamid played a role in cleansing the existence of isis, now after several years of the martyrdom of the defenders of the shrine of the martyr families , the prime minister became the guest of this country and in the meeting with the

isis males .s's one single if there's not a female what there's not one western female that was not involved in that slave but also in the is told me in many the women were is in some cases worse than the men. and we're seeing on camera here, alan, is you actually showing some of these victims pictures of be more begum . so can you go of be more begum. so can you go into a little bit more detail about what they told you about belgium's active because of course we've always suspected we've always had hints at the fact that she was helping males bombers. she was even potentially putting them into suicide vests. but what you found out actually moves on, doesn't it? it shows that she was actively involved in the icis terror campaign . yes, she icis terror campaign. yes, she was actively involved. what's the alarm bells off for me to be with you. was was her husband when i interviewed her husband , when i interviewed her husband, he confirmed to me that she was getting wages from isis while he was seem

military with a warning about terror group isis k-, the commander says the isis affiliate could strikewestern allies in less than six months. senior national correspondent rich edson with more on this. they're back again. >> we've seen them before. the head of united states central command says afghanistan is six months away from develop the capability to attack american and western targets with little or no warning. this is the same group the pentagon says is responsible forare the suicide bombing in 2021 outside the airport in kabul that killed more than a dozen u.s. service members and 170 civilians. general issued the warning last week as congress examines terrorist groups in afghanistan after the biden administration withdrew u.s. forces from the country in 2021. >> if you assess six months against europe or asia, what would be the timeline against the homeland. >> i assess they could in as little as six months with little to no warning . ill oh he talk about that in the closed session. >> the warning centered on attacks in asia and europe. he says it would be more difficult for t

isis males .is's one single if there's not a female what there's not one western female that was not involved in that slave but also in the is told me in many the women were is in some cases worse than the men. and we're seeing on camera here, alan, is you actually showing some of these victims pictures of be more begum . so can you go of be more begum. so can you go into a little bit more detail about what they told you about belgium's active because of course we've always suspected we've always had hints at the fact that she was helping males bombers. she was even potentially putting them into suicide vests. but what you found out actually moves on, doesn't it? it shows that she was actively involved in the icis terror campaign . yes, she icis terror campaign. yes, she was actively involved. what's the alarm bells off for me to be with you. was was her husband when i interviewed her husband , when i interviewed her husband, he confirmed to me that she was getting wages from isis while he was see

isis is finished. isis is done. >> reporter: sad al mew ta leeby is an iraqi former government adviser. >> it definitely has everything to do with regional stability. >> reporter: u.s. troops have suspectedirian-baedmihe past. >> i would tell you operaton inherent resolve is here with the singular mission on the defeat of isis. do we provide stability in iraq, in the region with our presence? absolutely. there's no doubt about that. >> reporter: the security situation here in baghdad has improved dramatically since the last time we were here. the blast walls and barbed wire have been taken down. it no longer feels like a war zone. norah. >> thinking about all those who have sacrificed so much. charlie d'agata, thank you for your ♪ma ma ma ma♪ [clears throut] for fast sore throat relief, try vicks vapocool drops with two times more menthol per drop*, and the powerful rush of vicks vapors for fast-acting relief you can feel. vicks vapocool drops. fast relief you can feel. i occasionally get bladder leaks

when isis had its state, which isis was using to organize attacks in syria, in iraq, in paris, in the united states, in france, it was based in this part of what was a bigger caliphate in iraq, but specifically in this area in syria. u.s. troops went in there and worked with local forces, particularly the kurdish forces, to destroy that caliphate. u.s. troops are still there. they are still fighting against isis. the last two isis leaders were killed by american forces in syria. the mission is not talked about a lot. but it has been very effective, according to many military officials i have spoken to, current and former. i've been there. it is a small mission. it's elite. it's led by some of the best special forces in the u.s. military. iran hates it. iran hates this mission. iran saw american combat troops mostly leave iraq, and it wants american combat troops to leave there completely. it wants american troops to get out of syria as well. it sees those troops in syria and iraq as a threat to iran's influence. by carrying out these attacks, it's tries to raise the price for keeping

that's the enduring defeat of isis. working with our partners in syria, the syrian democratic forces. and as part of an international coalition to ensure that isis cannot research when it comes to these iranian backed militant groups, you know again, we continue to see this sort of destabilizing activity. these attacks not only in syria , you've seen irgc back groups irgc navy in the gulf. you've seen activities in iraq. you've even seen iran providing drones to russia for use in ukraine. so again. we're very cognizant of the threat that iran poses to the region through groups like what we're seeing in syria, but that does not in any way negate our primary focus and the focus that will remain, which is combating isis in syria, so we refer to them as iranian backed militias. and just for anybody wondering what irgc is that the iranian revolutionary guard we refer to them as iranian backed militias. what's your understanding to the degree that they are taking commands? from iran, as opposed to being given weaponry and thi

and said that the americans are a naked propaganda campaign for the benefit of isis. the taliban had communicated with daesh, the spokesman of afghanistan's caretaker government in the days when the taliban just arrived in kabul, do you still believe that america is cooperating with daesh ? another of their companies was found in afghanistan and grew. today , the us military left this country after 20 years of war and occupation of afghanistan, but isis attacks continue. the american perspective, the rival and enemy of isis, supports terrorism, for the sake of stability and security inside afghanistan , the proposal of foreign political centers, mosques and educational centers, including the goals of isis in afghanistan, after the taliban came to power in the last 18 months although afghanistan it does not dominate any region, but the scattered attacks of this group in different parts of afghanistan have caused serious concern to the people of the country, according to yazdan of the kabul broadcasting agency, ansarullah of yemen, in a speech on the occasion of the 80t

they can not take proper care of the isis prisoners. so this is what we saw, basically in 2019 reparations the cleanup is. and now the also up quake create the situation that isis can benefit. oh, okay. um and i, i just want to pick up a parts and they make you just said, you know, we have this grays and what they are doing to support their kurdish allies. they are not doing enough because this local administration is overbearing. integrate in society, but it's just too much for an administration that has very limited international support that is basically isolated and see it off by a hostile in body, rightfully abandoned by their former allies, the u. s. and that you do not even take back their own citizens that have joined ices. so there needs to be more money for so, and there should be the international community has to live up to its responsibility and to stand by. they are for my us and help her. thank you so much with ukraine and the economic challenges created by the war. russian foreign minister survey laughter off is attendin

the birth of isis is in part due to the u.s.in 2003, and isis spread in the region and took over large swaths of territory which then had to be retaken. it was a very intense fight. the united states remains there to do that, as you say, at request of nearly $400 million for next year. amy: professor crawford, why did you include syria under the cost of war with iraq? >> quite simply because when isis took this territory, they did not take it just in syria, they took it in iraq. the reason why president obama said the united states needed to be in this fight was because the democracy the united states hoped to set up and support in iraq, the government was at risk of a large parts of the territory near syria were taken. so the united states began been barred meant -- bombardment of isis and try to take territory back. they destroyed much of what had been rebuilt followinghe 2003 invasion. this is why it is included because it is of a piece the entire were effort is premised on fighting isis, which was in both countries. it's cal

isis is finished.er: sought a mood to leave he is a former iraqi adviser. >> it has everything to do with the regional stability. >> reporter: u.s. troops have launched air strikes against suspected backed militias in the past. i would tell you operation and inherent resolve is here with a single mission on the defeat of isis. do we provide stability and iraq with our presence? absolutely, there is no about that. >> reporter: the security situation here in baghdad has improved dramatically since the last time we were here. the blast walls and barbed wire have been taken down, and no longer feels like a war zone. norah. >> norah: thinking about all of those who sacrificed so much, charlie d'agata thank you for your reporting. in our new series "facing fertility" we look at the emotional and financial journey of in vitro fertilization or ivf. infertility affects millions of americans, as many as one in eight couples and many suffer in silence. cbs nikki battiste has the story of one couple struggling to

these protests gradually turned into conflicts and armed wars in the cities the isis crisis was born, 4 years after the start of the syrian crisis. in its report on this issue, the paradise of the fertile crescent-shaped region of the eastern mediterranean experienced the most severe drought in its history. it had arisen and played the role of a catalyst in the escalation of political unrest. it was about dehydration and the loss of agriculture in areas that soon became the center of power and the bedrock of isis influence. isis for recruitment those were the days when martin and mali, one of the democratic candidates for the us presidential election, claimed that the emergence of isis was largely influenced by the climate and water changes in syria, and the american republicans hardly disagreed with this claim by donald trump, who at that time no one thought he would bring him to the white house. in response to his actions, he told candidates who feel their popularity is declining to pay attention , while blaming climate change for the rise of isis . those who do strange things by t

the rise of isis is going to go to trump he won the elections and in the years he left behind strange deeds, but the facts cannot be hidden forever. and made the farmers the ruins of the cities, kiyot dadio provided climate change to create extreme poverty in syria, which was effective in the creation of isis and extreme violence, momeni said that extreme fundamentalism in syria emerged from the drought and emphasized the changes climate is one of the causes of the weakening of the central government of this country, the language of economic power people have been an issue that may have been the reason for joining the followers of abu bakr al-baghdadi. the emergence of isis in the heart of western asia was the culmination of unrest and chaos that was directly related to the issue of water crisis, but scientific observations and studies from the beginning they announce a crisis. west asia is exposed to the dangers of climate change more than anywhere else. the continuation of these changes will lead to an increase in the sea level and the occurrence of floods in the low-altitude decade

iran and isis, not friends. and the attack that happened on thursday that will -- killed one american was the result of an irgc, the iranian republican guard corps, if they can't remove them, get them out because they're sitting ducks. the other argument is if you don't have troops here, your ability to strike isis cells is and isis leaders is diminished. you don't have the same intelligence or foot footprint and, therefore, the caliphate that existed many in iraq and syria could reemerge. and you remember those dangerous images with the black flag there. so i understand both per spect andives. but right now set that aside, what's happening is iran has sophisticated technology. they hit us and killed an american. we struck back at two of their bases killing eight iranian, then they shot at us again, injuring more americans. now we're contemplating what that next response is, and it's unknown, obviously, at this point what it'll be. but we haven't responded to many of the previous attacks. you've got 78 attacks i

the front of iraq, which is fighting against isis, was finished for the soldiers of the road who was martyred in 1993 when he was twenty-six years old. the report is also in it was in najaf in wadi al-salam near the holy shrine at the time of his martyrdom, ali (peace be upon him) was injured due to an explosion, but in the middle of the fight against isis, general soleimani had entrusted the command of the samara axis to seyyed hamid tagwifar, who stepped into the field after the retirement of the volunteers and formed the iraqi people's mobilization to confront the people of this land were with isis, the operation of tabrizi discovered the governor of astakhar, northwest of baghdad, from the network of karbala, to the part where they were, and there he started the operation and conflict with isis, and kept them busy until i can speak and come back safely. and berg was martyred in samarra in december in 1993, on the second anniversary of his martyrdom, the iraqis installed a memorial in one of muhammad salah al-din's cities in the north of baghdad, where seyyed hamid played a role i

the girl had been chained up in the sun on the defendant's rocky ex husband, then an isis fighter. an appeals court has now ruled that judges overlooked aggravating circumstances, noting that the defendant could have reasonably intervened to save the girl's life . in this case, dates back to 2015 when i asked had expanded its influence in northern iraq and thousands of minorities were killed and abducted out of the approximately 500000 members of the community in iraq. some 10000 were murdered and estimated 7000 easy . the women and girls were kidnapped sexually enslaved and forcibly married, and over 300000 were displaced germany foreign minister. and alina babel has been visiting a rock this week, including a center for displaced cds. babylon said berlin remains committed to the international coalition, finding the sonic state saying that the terror grew still a threat in the region. barsky, if there is either some good martinez has done to the a z d community, the attempt of total annihilation level abduction enslavement design bought. there was a word for the off like which we

troops that are here we're told there to fight isis. isis is no friend of iran.this location here, israel, is great strategic significance of iran and that'd like to wipe them off the map like us. is that a factor to them or about us? >> it's a factor and they chant death to america all the time. they consider america the great satan and i iranians are understanding we're weak under joe bide and think it's a good moment to come after u.s. forces and like you said, pete, our allies in the region are suffering for joe biden's weakness. israel right now has told the united states that they consider iran an existential threat and looking for u.s. support battling islamic republic of iran seemingly on their own and last week we saw the kingdom of saudi arabia, a historic u.s. ally go into the open arms of china. china brokered an agreement between iran and saudi arabia and all is happening because joe biden is signaling to the world that he's a weak leader and the u.s. is not the global super power we were just under the trump administration. pete: you're really bad a

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take out leaders here and there but no impact ob the scale of isis and isis does not pose a threat the troops are defending against. those troops need to be taken out so they don't get us drawn into a war and so nobody dies unnecessarily. >> john: if they are not there really to defeat isis, why are they still there? >> that's a good question. you know, certainly the syrian democratic forces like our troops there, that helps them keep the control of that part of syria. but that's not our job is to help the syrian democratic forces. our job in the military is defend our country and our interest and those troops are not doing that. so, that is a very valid question i would like to hear the defense department answer, but the better answer is we are going to withdraw them. >> john: back to the more overall threat from all of this, and that is from iran. general mark milley was up on capitol hill yesterday and he issued what really is a frightening warning about iran's potential nuclear capability. >> iran could produce material for a nuclear weapon in a few weeks and a few months for an ac

he alternately connected the officer to an isis fighter in syria. give me your whatsapp. and you're telegraphing showed up. and somebody from us. we'll contact you both men offering to help her gain entry into isis controlled territory. violating new york state terror laws put in place after 9 11. the nypd arrested faisal in jamaica in 2017. later extraditing him to new york. he's the first person to stand trial on charges under the state terrorism laws, his defense argued faisal's words and communications, although distasteful weren't a crime, whether the terror is from isis or domestic threat, it's terror, and we want to address it in any and all of its forms in a manhattan courtroom, the undercover officer faced faisal for the first time. i was happy that he was there because of the amount of people that he harmed and we were able to get him. enbridge ingress joins us now to talk more about how the bureau was able to gain his trust. this is an investigation that spanned over a year, and it's pretty fascinating. we're talking about undercover detectives just in the nypd

trey: isis k killed 13 u.s.ce members in a sue sued bombing during the withdraw from afghanistan that group is reportedly planning more attacks against the u.s., claims isis k will target american assets abroad in as little as 6 months. joining us now to weigh in former national security adviceadviser to vice president mike fe pence. lieutenant general keith kellogg, do you agree? >> yes, first thank you for having me. they do. look, when we left afghanistan, the debacle departure we h isis-k was growing, they were competing against the taliban at the time, you said just a second ago, they were responsible for the a ab-- explosthat killed over a hundred afghans and 13 great young men and women. they were competing with at that time ban they have been an aggressive group. when you are in a place like afghanistan, which is a den of vipers, you have the taliban historically, that line themselves with al qaeda. taliban ran the nation that let al qaeda ran free, they were able to extend themselves out from afghanista

certainly they were put there because of this threat to that was caused by isis. right. you know, it's, it's, it's a, it's a great question. i'm not sure that i'm qualified to answer that, andy, do we just ask you the same question here? we need to do something on behalf of iraq to, to reconcile. here's the answer. the answer is, steve, is we're america. and therefore, we forget what we choose to forget and we live, we set aside any sense of obligation. think about vienna. we screwed up, we lost, we walked away. and we left the, the vietnamese people wrestle with the consequences. because where america and this pattern of irresponsibility is very much part of our national, you know, behavior well, we will have to leave it there. that's a somber note on this 20th anniversary of the iraq war historian, andrew bass eviction journalist jonathan land a thank you. so much for your candor, for being with us today. great day. hi. so what's the bottom line? former national security agency director william odom once told me on a street corner here in washington that the invasion o

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again, isis that the us is claiming to be fighting against. well, john bolton also just said that any withdrawal or reduction of us troop numbers in the region would create more instability. in this same interview, he also called a rock a failed states. what do you think of his statement in the context of everything that you just said? i mean, it's absolutely extraordinary, isn't that what the us is now going to have to prepare for the strike by the us again, so cold or any in militia? as i mentioned, those are bona fide allies of syria that have prevented the us from the terrorist destabilization project and our regime change projects in syria. but the fact that the u. s. actually carried out that i can retaliation for resistance group attack. a specific resistance group has now taken responsibility for the join attack that kills to us or sorry, kill one us contractor, injured one other that are suspected to be creative and wounded 5 soldiers. so the us effectively now has opened up a new front in the northeast and is inviting retaliation fro

attacks are actually the work of isis from their god in afghanistan. behind all this, there are those who are the enemies of afghanistan, those who do not want afghanistan to be peaceful today and the people of afghanistan to be calm, as well as afghanistan's neighbors, including iran, russia, china, iran , to invest in this country, and one of afghanistan is on the side of the development of this expert. here and they believe that this global arrogance is behind these attacks and that the taliban can stop you. well, taleghan is now facing other problems in addition to these insecurities, including poverty and unemployment, and in fact, this economic corona has caused a lot of damage to the people of afghanistan. they are facing all this with all these efforts they are making, but the explosion is still going on. thank you for your explanation, mr. behnam yazdani, the reporter of radio and television in kabul , and hear about the smartening of the proceedings in the member countries of the shanghai organization, the judicial officials of the member cou

mike: top american general warning that isis can attack asia after group has been retaining strengthliban rule. trey yingst more on that. >> u.s. central command believes isis organization will be able to launch external attacks within six months on thursday on capitol hill general michael carillo, received before lawmakers, carillo says it's his believe that isis can attack western targets including the united states with little to no warning. the general did not exwand on why he believes that but would explain in a classified setting that. >> they can do an external operation abroad in under six months with little to no warning. trey: he went onto request more funding for over the horizon strike capabilities indicating the u.s. military will hit targets inside afghanistan if they are deemed a threat to the american people. isis-k is the same group responsible for kabul airport bombing that the killed services members during the withdrawal from afghanistan. when asked by fox news after the takeover, taliban officials insisted they would fight isis-k in the country to prevent further

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why mean for the us say that providing revenue for isis? the current or separatists, but also for you though, and that's her up for this hour for the latest breaking news and updates head over to r t dot com. and don't forget to follow us on all social media platforms. thanks for tuning in. we'll see back in a few minutes. i ah with like you only saw luck with that you found that i owed them does a petition making a bit of a living with only one main thing is important for not as an internationally speaking to that is that nations are allowed to do anything. all the mazda races, and then you have the minor nations who are the slaves. american stroke, obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. in the national law will exist as long as it serves american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist by turning those russians into this. danger is boy man, that wants to take over the world. that was a culture strategy, and wolf as of yet on your own, i not leashed it. often zip on and tablet block. nato said, it's ours. we move

control through them to work with the surviving formations of the banned islamic state, namely the isisshould start in several directions at once in plans to attack state and military facilities and iran , as well as the abduction of russians, the most important operation is being prepared by intelligence officers , representatives of the central command, the us unarmed forces are organizing all these actions on the american war in the provinces. holmes the purpose of this criminal activity is to undermine the situation in syria . to the east of the euphrates river, rak deir zor, for this, it is planned to form several groups of radicals with a total number of about 300 people. after special training. they will be involved in attacks on military facilities in syria and iran, some of the terrorists, their patrons intend to use in the capital region, including for the abduction of russian iranian military personnel, at the same time , issues of arming isis are being resolved in a tank. in the near future, we are forming groups to be given several dozen all-wheel drive pickup trucks with l

what are they doing there to deter isis and how big is the threat from iran? >> well, isis is still very much a threat, pete, and we've taken out not only baghdadi, the leader of isis, but several of his successors since then, so we need to, you know, those drone strikes, the intelligence on the ground and the few soldiers that we have are keeping the country safe by keeping a foot on isis's neck and also keeping an eye on iran, but my question is, why did we allow 78 strikes over the last two years from iranian- backed malitias on our forces, why did we wait until someone was killed to then take action? iran is going to push until it meets steel and the problem now with the administration's policy is iran will trade some of these local malitias for dead american soldiers all day long. you have to do what president trump did which is hit them somewhere where it counts. trump took out their lead field general soulemani, and until you do that iran will continue to hit our forces. will: congressman you had a fascinating tweet yesterday that you quantified these s

central command believes the afghanistan based isis kate terror organization will be able to conducthursday general michael the leader of the u.s. central command not as centcom testified before lawmakers on capitol hill. it said his belief is isis kate contact western targets including the united states this year with little to no warning for the general did not expand on why he believes that but said he would explain a classified setting. >> they can do it external operation against u.s. or western interest. in under six months with little to no warning. >> he went on to request more funding for over the horizon strike capabilities indicating u.s. military will hit targets inside afghanistan at they are deemed a threat to the american people. isis-k is the same group responsible for the kabul airport bombing that killed 13 american service members from afghanistan presents about taliban took over the country in august of 2021 u.s. intelligence has been limited due to the withdrawal of american military personnel and intelligence officials in the country paid when asked by fox news

rather than isis themselves . rather than isis themselves.u knew what i knew about what had gone on and what shamima and other isis brides the bride were just sounds completely doesn't it have been involved with you would never have but i mean that makes my blood cold, to be honest with you, i think. well what what do we not know about the what do you think he's referring to when he says like that were just those accusations that were just those accusations that i mentioned and the kurds are the group, the sdf , the are the group, the sdf, the syrian democratic forces, they're the group that are currently holding shamima back in a prison camp in northern. they're also holding her husband well. and thousands , maybe 70, well. and thousands, maybe 70, 80,000 isis prisoners and all well , they know because defeated well, they know because defeated them. they lost 12,000 fighters in the battle over the last four years. they they all the intelligence on what they captured in places like raqqa and other places as well they knew what the records of

pete: pakistani isi, the how connie network, isis, al qaeda, the taliban, have a terror stayed in afghanistan absolutely. pete: speaking from a guy who fought that unholy mix of islamicists and lived to tell about it, thank you so much. straight ahead, fox. 6 alert, though sitting floods on the west coast leaving homes underwater, tracking the severe weather. iv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick change in my plans is no big deal. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your

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isis k could strike american interested in less than six months.f you thought the fall out from biden's botched afghanistan withdrawal was over, think again. the terrorists only the only american enemies growing bolder. chinese president will meet vladmir putin next week to launch a new era between their two nations. this despite the fact that putin is a wanted man. the international criminal court has issued warrant for arrest over possible war crimes in ukraine. america's enemies have nothing the fear. here with reaction are florida congressman mike waltz and fox news contributor joey jones. both of you served in the military. we appreciate you joining us. a lot of news, a lot of bold moves on the international stage. set the stage for us. explain to us what's happening and why we should be worried. >> china is continuing to assert its role in its effort to replace the united states, not to become a global super power but to become the global super power. xi is going to meet with putin in the coming weeks. if the chinese unleash their military ar