k. hope he doesn't get african civilians. i mean use the word imperial. there. people are going to wonder when you fall in iraq and afghanistan, lots of this book. you taught to people who fight for the united states and you use the word imperial. that is not the rhetoric we hear from the hillary clinton's of this world and the liberal interventionists at all. it's trying to actually, net countries govern themselves is the whole idea, right? i mean, the polite liberals and the polite imperialist, as i call them, or the white intervention is they. they always come up with rhetoric to justify these interventions. but 11 looks at the practical end of it and for better or worse my life, really, my adult life was spent at the practical point, the end of the sphere. it looked a lot like invasion, occupation, and sort of, you know, a brand of imperialism. no one likes the word empire in the united states. in fact, we're really proud. we just celebrated the fact that, you know, we're, we were ostensibly founded in opposition to the greatest empire in the world. you know

k, but we hope it's going to stay and conform and inclusive and open government, which adopts a phone and domestic policy that's prudent and moderate. we hope elected the will of the people in an international community. all those comments come off to china. welcome to taliban delegation to the northern port town. jen, just 3 weeks ago. katrina, you has more on this now from aging. china has been maintaining close communication with the taliban in the lead up to its takeover of afghanistan. china is really concerned about how this is going to play out for china and for the region. it's looking at this as one possible opportunity for aging, for example, looking at maybe expanding its economic investments in the country, looking at some minerals or resources in the country that wants to really stay close to the taliban in case it can make the most of those opportunities, but at the same time, china is really very anxious about this situation. it doesn't want to see the country become a hot bed for extremism and for terrorism, especially because china shows a very small border with i've

k. were to seek additional time to continue evacuations. the answer is no, or there would be consequences. so it doesn't look hopeful. and new demon terms of public opinion. back in the united kingdom, where does that lie? right? because certainly the u. k. they've committed quite heavily to have gone the stuff over the past 20 years or so over 450 service personnel from the united kingdom have lost their lives there. where does public opinion stands and all of this? i g, the british people feel the government's handling this well, to be honest, i haven't seen opinion polling as we have seen out of the us, where the signs are the. so the majority of respondents think the bad news ministration has handled the withdraw badly, even though they support the idea of bringing all military forces out of afghanistan. here in the u. k. i know many people who have been involved in afghanistan, either a journalists or working with non governmental organizations who are being bombarded with appeals from africa and context to try to help them get out of the country. many of them have arrived at the perimeter of cub airport, with th

k. what needs to be done to ensure security for afghans? >> first off, we are hoping-k's capabilities are not as large as what it looked like yesterday. the taliban with their own history of being an insurgent group in creating disruptions before them should have some level of experience of how to deal or understand the protocols and procedures of such organizations. and that is politics. i mean, the people have accepted their new reality, those who are not leaving the country are accepting the new reality, while at the same time those who were the enemy for two decades are now running this country, and it is important there is an engagement and process for getting into the airport. your guest mentioned the need for a buffer zone to make sure everyone is not standing at the gate. everybody was deflecting yesterday and pointing the responsibility at the other, even though it was a collective failure on everybody's part. there has to be a better administration of this, and that starts with creating a government, a central address for the americans to negotiate and talk

k. forces who are hoping to stabilize the airport, but also to the us forces as well as if i did want to make some, some progress with the speaker off the combat phase of our mission ended in 2040. when we brought the vast majority of our true term and handed over responsibility for security to the afghans themselves, and we continued to support their efforts. even at that stage, we should remember that conflict was continuous. and that in spite of the bravery and sacrifice of the act dental, we should never forget the 69000 of those on the troops have given the line. and they told significant part of the country remained contested or under taliban control. and so went off to, to dictate the americans prepared to take the long predicted and well trailed step of a final extraction of their forces. when we look at many options, mrs. speaker, including the potential for staying longer ourself, finding new partners, or even increasing our presence. i'll give way, my friend, the prime. i think the prime minister giving way share with the house what assessment you can intelligence services

k. has a moral hope, legation to stay in the country until the afghans who need to be who need to be evacuated. but journalist and international affairs specialist richard met her scathing about blaze claims he calls the slogan about ending forever wars imbecility. but he's the one who followed george bush, the laughing stock of the, of the western world in 2001 into 2 wars. both of ghana, son and iraq, and he's the one who could not finish the war for 20 years later. now in 2021 and he's still offering excuses, trying to justify what he did. the united kingdom and the united states did not invade of garrison to help women go to university, even though that's a great thing. they invaded afghanistan under the pretext of nation building and posing the taliban and getting all they, they claim that they assassinated they, they got been logged in in 2011. so what are they still doing there? he's the one who started this war in iraq and afghanistan. he was right behind george bush in the warren terrace. so of course, he still trying to justify what he did. still had this concerns grow, i would trans

we will be hearing a lot more about isis k in the days to come. i hopei am wrong but i consists k is going to continue to build up in that region. i don't believe we have seen the worst of what we've seen in the days to come because of president biden's failure creating situational be very dangerous for the world for a long time to come. >> 5000 american boys at the airport right now, ultimately who were attacked 48 hours ago. ultimately does this strike make their job easier or more difficult when there is threat reporting and it is not all confirm that we are seeing and hearing about it the suicide bombers, vehicle born ieds could be and likely are headed in the direction of the airport where there are telegram checkpoints that didn't work well last time. we are looking at the future of the terrorist threat, retribution of what happened but as we look at this retro grade, better known as a retreat, how did this change what our troops are facing in the next 3 or 4 days? >> it changes everything. it puts our troops in a far more dangerous position. this

k. personnel injured in those attacks. who should be good news for some, but some of those people who were injured might have been hoping to be redirected to the u. k. now, we heard that from president menu, my crohn, france is planning on ending its flights on friday. but the president did say that there are still several 100 africans that he wants to help leave the country 20 buses with a mixture of french and african citizens on board a sitting outside the gates, a cobbler airport at the moment. and the french and discussions with the taliban to allow them safe passage, but they have admitted that they might not be able to evacuate them safe. and there are very few countries left with any flights. as you said to that list of countries who already stop the creation flights, we can now add new way to that list. they've just wrapped up their last flight saying it's impossible to get anyone through the gate. so there's no point and the last flight has left, however, nato's secretary general young sultan buck has said that the priority remained to evacuate as many people as possible. just not clear how that's going to happen

k embassy in will put them in a very good place. i hope. more than make up the car, you know, plus last week deadly suicide for me to cobble stress. the enduring threat posed by islamic state despite the loss of this so called color foot 4 years ago. coming up to this morning, r t meet to one. the russian terror suspects who claims he was tricked into fighting for whole i still in serious by the british secret service. he speaks to us and make some doubting allegations against the government. ah hello. good morning, tuesday morning. the 31st of august life martinez, world news h q, or moscow. it's kevin with you in a lock to talk about coming in from i've got to stand and it is the don't have a new kind of reality if the country, the last us evacuation flights taken off from cobble airport, ending the 20 year presence of america. and its nato allies there that he uses met with celebratory gun 5 of the taliban in the african capital. i'll senior correspondent, we're going to have witnessed the historic moment. well, there's, there's a lot of

k and to germany. so they're hoping to facilitate a quick crossing those points. however, earlier today we did hear from the you k for the army commander who said he's hearing report that the taliban is still thing any guns traveling to border crossings who carrying west and documents. and i quote, taking them out there, we're not sure what the, what exactly he means by that before doing up on that. but it's not going to be an easy route for them. so that's the diplomatic side. we've also heard today that the u. k is poised militarily when it comes to ice or so the u. k. chief marshal mike wiggs and is saying that you guys ready to play a role in the global coalition against, against islamic state in the event, with any strikes or moving troops or equipment to a particular country. obviously, it's very days for that. but it comes amid warnings that the k off enough enough kind of stuff has really increased the terrorist threat here in the u. k. so both diplomatic and military front. so the question now though is whether the taliban will stick to its commitment one

k. x opposition leader. i'm hoping that the government will both explain the chaos of the back to ation. would agree on a much larger number of messages, counties this come to this book for them, dropped the anti refugee rhetoric pretty patella's been dish out with the past few months. a bubble of give us coming thing thinking to learn the foreign policy lesson. britain, after all, was returns to the training the african i've written after all, set up a training cool to the army and the result has not been a good idea. we heard from free, but if you don't tell the british national stock in afghanistan, she told us and you can officially have done little to help bring back elderly mother. my mother's a 79 years old, fragile disabled woman was previous history of a stroke. and she is currently going through severe arthritis and which is waiting for a surgery. and so she cannot travel without a wheelchair access. and she has services from the airport on freshman issue is not on the twice at the airport by crowded passenge

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k, and this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up, hoping to ease tensions in the middle east coast regional summit with saudi arabia and iran. hi, on the agenda. 50000 dead. russia records its highest monthly, told from cobit 19 with vaccinations. well behind government target and hurricane eda barrow towards the southern united states where it's expected to strengthen. ah, now the pentagon says to high profile i, so k members were killed in a drone strike in eastern afghanistan. the taliban has since told reuters, it should have been. they should have been informed of the move fast and the 3 others were also injured. now that attack followed thursday's bomb attack had couple apple that was claimed by the group. it killed at least $175.00 people, including that teen american service. members. i am not going to talk about specific capabilities isis may have lost, and in the strike they lost a planner and they lost a facilitator and they've got one wanted and the fact that 2 of these individuals are no longer well, longer walk in on the face of the earth, that's a good thing. a

k government also backing moves in hopes will help overcome hesitancy among young people about getting the cova in 1900 vaccine. but there's growing disquiet about another of its plans. domestic vaccine, passports, which critic se amounts to coercing the young john hall reports fit healthy and unwilling to be vaccinated. that describes a minority of young britons keen to get on with normal life after the lifting of most lockdown restrictions. lo, thank k. i think it would be no, thank you. i think that, you know, we shouldn't be forced to have something or take some think when, you know, if i've had people like tara knowles, so i haven't a vaccine and put in these extra things in my body that they're currently not even sure of where kinda the guinea pigs right now. the problem is the current infection rates are highest among young people with medics warning that hospital patients are getting younger and younger. they describe it as heartbreaking to watch, the unvaccinated suffer unnecessarily. the other thing that people should take into account is that if they are not vaccinated, then

we'll be hearing more about isis-k sadly in the days to come. i pray and hope i'm wrong, pete. but isis-k will continue to build up in that region. i hate to say it, but i don't believe we've seen the worst of what we're going to see in the days to come because of joe biden's negligence and his failure to create a situation there. it's very dangerous for the world for a long type to come. >> i want to go back to the 5,000 american boys at the airport that were attacked 48 hours ago. ultimately does this strike make their job easier or more difficult especially when there's threat reporting and its not all confirmed. we're all seeing it and hearing about it that suicide bombers, vehicle-born ieds that could be headed in the direction of the airport where there's taliban checkpoints that didn't work well last time. so i know we're looking at the future of the terrorist threat and isis-k for retribution for what happened. but as we look at this as a retreat, how does this change what our troops are facing in the next three or four days as they leave? >> it changes everything. puts

k claimed responsibility. the bomb killed dozens of afghans hoping to flee the taliban and they claimed the bodies today. >> oh no. >> reporter: a taliban fighter stood guard outside the gate. on the other side, flights have resumed as the u.s. tries to evacuate as many people as possible before the august 31st deadline. >> first thing in the morning, i got a detailed briefing about yesterday's attacks and the measures they are taking to protect our forces and completing the mission and we will complete the mission. >> civilians are back at the airport hoping to get on a flight. >> we certainly are prepared and would expect future attempts, absolutely. >> president biden has vowed revenge for the attack but carrying out a mission against the terrorists will be harder once u.s. forces are no longer in afghanistan. >> we're not going to allow attacks to emanate from afghanistan like they did 20 years ago. we have counterterrorism available to make sure that doesn't happen. >> they blame president biden for what they called a failed withdrawal. >> our enemies have taken advantage of this chaotic nature of the wit

they know that isis-k is out there hoping to attack them. >> all right, barbara, i have to interruptapologize for that. we've got to go to the white house press briefing and here's press secretary jen psaki. >> i'll turn it over to jake. >> thanks, jen. good afternoon, everyone. i'll make sol comments and then as jen said, i'm happy to take your questions. i want to start once again by saluting our troops and civilians at the kabul airport. kabul fell just over a week ago. within 48 hours, they had secured the airfield. they had safely and effectively drawn down our embassy compound and retrograded our embassy personnel. they have now facilitated the evacuation of more than 37,000 people out of the country since august 14th. american citizens, third country nationals, our afghan allies and afghans at risk of persecution or worse. in the last 24 hours alone, 28 u.s. military flights have evacuated approximately 10,400 people from kabul. in addition, 61 coalition aircraft have evacuated approximately 5,900 additional people. that is more than 16,000 people in 24 hours, and the flights

k, saying up to 4000 people, they're hoping to live for nationals and africans. stuff the germans to 10000 people of which 2 and a half 1000 on africans. and on the one hand, you got comments like those made by the spanish foreign minister earlier today, vowing that no one would be left behind on the other hand, poignantly and heartbreakingly. comments by the u. k. defense minister ben wallace earlier who broke down in tears in an interview, admitting that it was highly likely that some people would be left behind for him speak now to doctor he'd area and he's also, he's the author of in the was and his father and services the currently income to join us by skype, from chester in the u. k. thanks very much indeed for joining us. so your family understand it are, are incapable of you managed to speak to them in the last yes, we haven't. speaking to my family members in kindest on everybody is going to say a shot because this humanitarian design has been unfolding. ready so roughly in front lines. so as a doctor on the humanitarian or somebody who has the conflict,

not in their interest either for isis—k to somehow take over so isis—k to somehow take over so i imagine that the us will be hopingmission can still go to plan in the next few days with the help of the taliban. if they do stick to their promise. if they do stick to their promise. well, earlier i spoke to tracy walder who's a former fbi special agent and cia operative who specialised in anti—terrorism. i asked what her reaction was to the latest terror warnings form the us and britain. i think these warnings are extremely serious and need to be heeded. but very much heated by the british, by the americans, by the australians. i am extremely concerned about the security around the airport. i think what we're seeing right now is a power struggle, really, between the taliban and isis—k. i think that right now it has turned into a battle for control over the airport and i fully agree that it really is not in the taliban's best interest to allow that to happen so my hope is that perhaps these evacuation efforts can go forward. evacuation efforts can go forward-— forward. lives in these pictures _ forward. lives in these

k, saying up to 4000 people, they're hoping to airlift foreign nationals and africa support stuff, the germans talking about 10000 people of which 2 and a half 1000 on afghans. and on the one hand, you got comments like those made by the spanish foreign minister earlier today, vowing that no one would be left behind. on the other hand, on the poignantly and heartbreaking lay comments by the u. k. defense minister ben wallace earlier who broke down in tears in an interview, admitting that it was highly likely that some people would be left behind. turner, how thank you very much indeed of us and everyone is waiting to hear from is us president joe biden. he's due to speak in about 30 minutes and we'll come to that. as it happens, she returns, he joins us live from washington, d. c. she have what we expect from button no regrets. i think it's going to be the message. we have a pretty good idea of what the administration line is. we've heard from jake sullivan, other administration officials over the course of the last several hours. we've also had leaks a sort of whitehouse talking point

phil, i had on algebra with k often couple, we'll look at the hopes fears of residence as the taliban takes over. also update you on some of the days, all the news including there were hundreds, gather there right next to the tank. god only knows what happened to them. yet another tragedy 11 on dozens killed in a fuel tank explosion. the hello there july was the hottest month on record across the world, according to us scientists. and for north america. much of that heat has continued into august. but temperatures hadn't been as high as before, them last month. but on monday, for those north western states, we are going to see temperatures fit in the mid thirty's before they dip down on tuesday. and as welcome, wet weather on the way for western parts of canada, where wildfires have been raging now was he moved to the east coast is going to be more wet weather, which seeing severe storms rolling all the way from the mid atlantic down to the deep south, continuing on to some of those south western states where we have seen flash flooding. but for the really wet weather we have to look

in making a bunch of national, punish social initiatives and having lost all hope for help from the u. k. as a met says he spent months trying to escape syria while barely being able to walk. although initially he says he was preparing for his inevitable death. well, we just need to get as much says it's a miracle that he eventually began to recover and did find his way out of syria on his own. the think documents which 1st help them reach the later became the cause of his arrest there and further deportation to russia. he says, where he ended up is absolutely his own fault. but at this point he wouldn't mind looking into the eyes of the brits. we'll legit, the scared him with their persistence dragged him into the worst nightmare of his life and supposedly for him in a disgraceful manner. this little l. i n jamie was just bear with me to read mr. austin, who knew me, said that i associated with the other little stuff that it was still the we have come all the way to my home town about 40 kilometers away from the regions capital. that's after getting in touch with his mother who still li

they hope the taliban continues to be the sworn enemy of isis-k. the taliban want to demonstrate to the world they can control the situation even as they enact violence against the afghan people. the u.s. certainly hopes it's just going to somehow be enough to get u.s. forces out of there. i don't know that i recall a situation somewhat like this, because the complication here is afghanistan is a land-locked country. there's no aircraft carriers offshore where they can all jump on helicopters and land on a ship just off the coastline. it is a very long way in an airplane to get past the afghan borders, to get into a nearby country, to move people in and out. this is a continuous problem in afghanistan. so there's -- we're going to have to see how it plays out. pentagon insists they think they have a handle on it. they are also very cautious, very much warning that this threat is not over. and they are not going to be able to rest until, in fact, that last plane rolls down the runway and lifts off. >> yeah. barbara starr, thank you from the pentagon.

hopes. so yes, the us and k and everybody else will, as they are able work with the pakistan is. but i don't expect that pakistan is will provide anything except what they think will help them, which is not the same as what we want. large numbers of afghans are so crossing into neighboring pakistan more than 12000 people close to chapman spin, bolden crossing on saturday. only those who pakistani residency or people need to medical treatment are being allowed in un refugee agency has one half a 1000000 people may have kind of stuck in the coming months farther than java is not the pakistan african border with this updates. this is a 2600 kilometer long border between the 2 countries. we're in the northern part of fog on near the thought border. but i was about an hour ago talking to of refugees and people who were trying to come into focus on funding authorities, giving a very strict control not allowing anyone who does not have the visa to come in. they say that there is a function embassy in cobble, and people should apply for their vision and then cross the border. but for the

hopes. so yes, the us and k and everybody else will, as they are able work with the pakistan is. but i don't expect that pakistan is will provide anything except what they think will help them, which is not the same as what we want. well, as i was saying earlier, british troops have now stopped evacuating afghans from cobble. but the head of the u. k is armed forces says hundreds of people entitled to resettlement in the u. k. will be left behind. i'm afraid, it's absolutely heartbreaking that we can't bring everybody out. and i think that points be made very strongly certain by the said section. others have lost them 10 days or so. personally, i've probably had over a 100 messages from different afghans who i know in my long association of the country. and many of those friends of mine would make it out. and for me, in another day, possibly my without me having a bit of a chair in my about sort of that on the and baba is in london with the latest on the british evacuation operation in afghanistan. they said earlier on via the head of the armed forces. the civilian evacuations we

hopes. so yes, the us and k and everybody else will, as they are able work with the pakistan is. but i don't expect that pakistan is, will provide anything except what they think will help them, which is not the same as what we want. of a large numbers of africans are still crossing now into neighboring pakistan. 20000 people tossed through the chairman's spin, bolduc, crossing on saturday alone. only those with pakistani residency, all those needing medical treatments are currently being allowed in the u. n. refugee agency is want half a 1000000 may flee afghanistan in the coming months. moving on and iraq is hosting a regional senate aimed at promotion, peace and reconciliation in the middle east. it's also hoping to improve ties between saudi arabia and iran, who are amongst the countries taking part in this participation is regarded by the iraqi people as a message of support and solidarity by the brothers neighbors and partners. this conference has held during critical and historic circumstances reflecting a need from a mentor for iraq's endeavors to strengthen its foreign r

k, the taliban is moderate in the u. s. hopes to work with the taliban. at least until the u. s. can extricate itself from this war torn countries. max abraham's associate professor of political science at northeastern university in boston. we appreciate your time. thanks for joining us here on our end to national anytime i will take the story even father. we continue on breaking news coverage here on the asi, international live now to cobble to ortiz morales guest vf, who has been joining us now throughout the evening, hours here on the international with breaking news mode. we've just watched the pentagon press, the not much frankly was said about these attacks at the board to confirm the tax with the cobble app or do you have any updates for us now from the afghan capital it will things the things are very tense here in the last 20 minutes we've heard 2 more explosions. one of them powerful is being corroborated by local press, no, no indication as to the source. well, what is happening, though, there is some talk of as strikes. we have cartoon no way of confirming that but th

hope it will support just 5000 in the 1st year. what the 15000 men to do? i know round and wait until they've been executed. k officials are working, run the hundreds of thousands of british people of flowed talk going to send to serve the private to flew to avoid public service. this is off the mac marketing point, rafael, the filing system. the politicians decided to withdraw. the politicians must be responsible for the consequences. during the debate inside parliament protest is gathered outside to condemn the government's response to events in afghanistan. among those who gathered to a people with family trapped in the country, some carried sign saying afghans been left to be butchered, focused as a demanding more people be brought sooner to the k u case. former opposition leader was also in the ground. i'm hoping that the government will both explain the chaos of the evacuation would agree on a much larger number of refugees. counties this come to the support for them, dropped the anti refugee record pretty battelle has been dish with the past few months. bubble give us something thing. taking a learn th

k@ i don't see any future. i don't have any hope. i'm furious, i'msh.i sad, i'm l.it's just a lot of emotions. >> reporter: how do you feeltio about the u.s. and the u.k. sending in troops to evacuate their own nationals? >> i was never against withdrawal. withdrawal was never a problem. it's not that. it's them legitimizing the taliban. that's the problem. >> reporter: hours before kandahar, herat was alsoso captured, a major trade centerte close to the border with iran. in the weeks leading up to the fall, flcialg pro-government leader, ismail khan has led the battle against the taliban.ib now he has been captured by the insurgent group.p. helmund province is also under taliban control. 15 provinces falling in seven days have raised questions abouu the future of thewn capital, kabul. what's happened here in just the span of a week has taken people here, the government, and itss international partners b surprise. those who have the means are trying to get out of this country. flights from kabul are completely booked.o but for a majority of the population, they're w

k one also in the crowd, the british ex opposition leader. i'm hoping that the government will both explain the chaos of the evacuation would agree on a much larger number of refugees, counties contradict dropped the anti refugee records present. battelle has been issues with the past few months. bubble give us coming thing. thinking to learn the foreign policy less britain after all, as the chances of training, the afghan i've written after all, set up his timing cool to the army and the result has not been a good idea. we heard from free but easy. the daughter of a british national stock in afghanistan, she told us british vessels have done little to help bring out her mother her mother's a 79 years old, fragile disabled women with previous history of a stroke. and she is currently going through severe and authorized and which is waiting for a surgery. and so she cannot travel without a wheelchair access. and we will services from the airport on freshman issue was knocked twice at the airport and by crowd passengers trying to get into these flights an

pre-briefed to do some additional either drone strikes or other airstrikes, if they see isis-k targets developing. i hope threat. >> jon: but the administration has decided to abide by the deal that it struck with the taliban and get out by august 31st. it appears not all of the americans who are there are going to be evacuated. how do you assess that? >> right. no one has claimed that they are going to get all the americans out. and here's something about that deal. we were relying on the taliban to control isis-k. obviously with the tragedy at the airport, we see that's not happening. it's just gone to pieces. the one point about operations in afghanistan was to make sure afghanistan was never a haven for terrorists, and now it is. it's a magnet for terrorists. and i think we expect to see isis-k trying to grow its strength and become an even bigger terrorist operation in afghanistan and in other areas as well. serious, serious risk. >> jon: i've been to afghanistan once. the place is kind of a basket case already. this doesn't bode well for the future of that nation. >> no, that's right. remember ever

k. that the whole afghan mission now is let's say at the end of the road, what was palmer hoping to achieve? well, it's probably a question of due process. i mean the u. k was probably the senior most nato alliance member and i've got to stand for 20 years. besides the united states, they are deeply invested that m. p 's called back from their holidays to discuss quite what went wrong and what little this country can still do to help the unfolding situation. there are those worst effected and so you've heard from prime minister barak johnson. there's a debate going all night last 4 or 5 or 6 hours through the rest of the day. mr. johnson talking about how i've got to stand is see it on the national consciousness . talking about the 150000 british citizens who served there in 20 is 457 at military personnel who lost their lives and saying that the government will do everything. it can to support all those who helped that you can. you can mission in, i've got to say, well, that's what the rest of the house thought of that outside parliament. i can tell you there's a small protest group of gun

hopes. so, yes, the us and u. k. and everybody else will, as they are able work with the pakistan. but i don't expect that pakistan is will provide anything except what they think will help them, which is not the same as what we want. you know. ok, that's fascinating. stuff will be interesting to see how this plays. i go and call grade to fit ca. thank you so much for sharing your insights with us here at al jazeera anytime. fancy, morris. so head on this, these are including fed up with way thing. we can refuse in india through the grunted asylum. and we hear from the oldest and largest and genus rebels from why it says that no longer recognizes the government . but for the sport for you in the us open says up a last minute, change all the details for you coming up later in the news. our ah, iraq is hoofing regional summer teams are promoting peace and reconciliation in the mid least. it's also hoping for improve ties to see inside the ravia and iran, as are also meeting fit to this participation is regarded by the iraqi people as a message of support and solidarity by the brother

k. and behind the scenes, they hope the taliban does something about it. >> we'll see. are they a trustworthy partner on had an? barbara starr at the pentagon, thank you very much. >>> for a moment, some good news at home, on the race to vaccinate americans. the fda could grant full approval for the pfizer vaccine as early as today. remember, it's been operating to this point under what's called emergency use authorization. and many tens of millions of americans have been vaccinated. but making it fully approved could be a major step in ramping up evacuations as the delta variant fuels infection surges in many states. medical correspondent elizabeth cohen joins me now. elizabeth, explain why making this fully approved would be so significant. >> you know, jim, in some ways it's not going to make a difference for people like you and me. we're already vaccinated. we got it under emergency authorization. it's the same drug. same clinical trial with more than 40,000 people. with the approval they've had more time to look at that safety and efficacy data. once it is approved

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the protesters are demanding more people be brought through, not new k wilson, the crowd was the british opposition leader. i'm hoping that the government will both explain the chaos of the evacuation would agree on a much larger number of refugee counties. this come to the support for them, dropped directly to the rhetoric, presence battelle has been the past few months on a bubble. give us something thing. taking a learn the foreign policy lesson, britain, after all the chances of training the afghan. i've written after all, set up a timing pool to the army and the result has not been a good idea. we had from 3 but have easy, the daughter of a british national stock in our dentist on she told us, officials have done little to help bring back her elderly mother. my mother is assumed to 9 years old, fragile disabled women with previous stroke history of a stroke. and she is currently going through severe arthritis and which is waiting for a surgery. and so she cannot travel without a wheelchair access, and she has services from the airport and freshman issue is not say the twice at the airport by crowd passengers try

u k, for my position leader was also in the crowd. i'm hoping that the government will both explain the chaos of the evacuation will agree on a much larger number of refugees. counties this contradict for them dropped the anti refugee rhetoric. prejudice to tell has been the past few months a global give us something thing. they're going to learn the foreign policy lesson . britain, after all the chances of training, the afghan britain, after all, set up a timing cool to the army and the result has not been a good kind of stones ousted president da shots gone. he has resurfaced in the united arab emirates, the u. a's ministry of foreign aside says they welcomed him and his family into the country on humanitarian grounds. however, gone, he's also been accused of taking funds in this, at the out of afghanistan, $170000000.00 to be precise. if the on amazon to just on is to be believed, then i'll call on into poll to arrest the former leader, x afghan government advisor torak for audi says corruption. i'm to, connie thrived berlin gammy presidency,