in the huge ceremony of arbaeen, kabul is heading to the border of islam. they left the fort in western afghanistan. this convoy of about 250 people crossed the border qonun tayeb of khorasan razavi province enter the country and join the huge number of hosseini arbaeen pilgrims through the chazaba border. an increase of 38% in the return of foreign nationals from iran's borders compared to last year , said the head of arbaeen's central headquarters, more than 118. foreigners entered iran on the first 14 days of the month of travel after the pilgrimage of the nobles. also, 16,985 foreigners left the borders of the country to participate in the arbaeen walk. mr. mir ahmadi said: yesterday , 1357 foreigners returned from the arbaeen pilgrimage. the permitted exit borders for residents are shalamche border and for non-residents are chazaba border. this for days, afghan immigrants living in the islamic republic of iran are moving to karbala mu'ala from different cities to reach the caravan of lovers of abu abdullah al-hussein (peace be upon him). it is expected

was relying on the taliban to provide security outside kabul airport.hat was obviously very troubling in a bad decision. there were multiple instances where the u.s. military asked the taliban to search isis locations in kabul during evacuation. the taliban multiple times refused to do so. i think that potentially could have changed the game. the taliban, the first thing they did and they took over the airbase around august 15, which we abandon a month and a half earlier, the first thing they did was they threw open the gates of the prison, freed thousands of taliban prisoners, dozens of al qaeda prisoners in over 1000 isis k prisoners. one of those went on to become the abbey gate bomber. centcom is now saying that they expanded their definition of nonpreventable to even saying it didn't matter whether the abbey gate bomber was behind bars or running free. even if he had been locked up, never freed by the television, isis wouldk have used another bomber. i find that to be extremely fatalistic. i find that to be absurd. i think anyone with common sense

another promise of kabul municipality is to create libraries in the parks of kabul city. god willing, we are masters as we promised, and our work has started from aladdin park in the third district of kabul, and there are also very positive books. and this is very valuable and our government leaders should pay a lot of attention to this issue. in this exhibition, 3,000 book volumes were displayed in various sections, including psychology, novels, interpretation and the holy quran. abdulwahid ehdi, radio and television news agency. thank you very much for your attention and cooperation with this god-guarded news series. friday, he had a car that his father had bought for him, and he filled it with children and took it to the holy shrine every week abdul azim had come to tell hasan that the child does not have a father and mother. i am my grandfather. later, he told asan agha that he was so affected by this . he told haj agha, i wish i had a father like hossein, a boy from the 70s, maybe like everyone else. his age, his fun, his pleasure, his life , his foundation was god a

behnam yazani of kabul radio and television news agency. to monitor important news about immigrants, to investigate and deal with various issues of the daily life of afghan citizens in iran and for it is enough to see the broadcasted reports in this news section and our channels in the virtual space. follow afghanistan's under-17 football team in the second match between afghanistan and afghanistan in iran. he will travel to tajikistan in the central asia kaf nations championship. this game will be held tonight at 21:00 kabul time in dushanbe, tajikistan. afghanistan's under-17 national team in their first game in this competition. defeated kyrgyzstan with a score of 2-0. celebrating the afghanistan national futsal team that qualified for the 2024 uzbekistan world cup in a ceremony in mashhad became. the head of the afghanistan football federation said in this ceremony: this team proved to the world today that it is possible to advance to the world cup even with the least facilities. thank you. we would like to thank the iranian football fe

gunfire on phone this was the day taliban came to kabul. i was literally shocked.window. gunshot ah! one week after taliban came to kabul, suddenly it was midnight. everybody was sleeping. my family and i was sleeping. i got a call from the uk government — they told me to leave to airport in minutes. because i was working with the bbc, i was a journalist. i had the opportunity to leave the country. i didn't have any suitcase. i didn't have my backpack packed. i had nothing. my family, they were not ready for this. my dad... my dad was crying. and this was the first time i saw my dad crying. indistinct chatter car horns honk i left to the airport. there was gun—shooting sound and... gunfire she gasps gunfire continues just being a journalist, i tried to record things on my way to the airport. people, they were just literally sleeping on roads, and kids and women. it was just so scary. i cannot forget that night. i was waiting to enter the airport for 48 hours. night and day, i wasjust standing. no food, no water. i couldn't even come back to home, because everybody

breaking news now — and taliban fighters have reached the afghan capital, kabul.ghts have stopped. thousands of people continue to try and get into the airport and onto a flight. women have been completelyi marginalised since the taliban have come back to power. girls after primary—school age cannot go to school. women are not able to work. female university students are being told to go back home. the taliban have been trying to stop women in the afghan capital, kabul, from protesting against the restriction of women's rights. human rights groups criticised an all—male gathering of more than 4,000 taliban leaders. girls�* education and women's rights barely rated a mention. hours after girls started arriving, the de facto authorities announced they needed to go back home. how do you erase 20 years of women's rights? they've now been left devastated by news that we've just received that secondary schools for girls will not be reopening. i've seen girls crying. indistinct chatter. you will be teaching a girl in afghanistan a bit of education, a bit of maths, a bit

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one week after taliban came to kabul, suddenly over midnight, everybody was sleeping.family and i was sleeping. i got a call from the uk government, they told me to leave to the airport. in minutes. because i was working with the bbc, i was a journalist. i had the opportunity to leave the country. i didn't have any suitcase. i didn't have my backpack packed and i had nothing. my family, they were not ready for this. my dad, my dad was crying. and this was the first time i saw my dad crying. i left to the airport. there was gun shotting sounds. just being a journalist, i tried to record things on my way to the airport. people, they were just literally sleeping on the roads, and kids and women. it was just so scary, i cannot forget that night. i was waiting to enter the airport for 48 hours. night and day, i wasjust standing. no food, no water, i couldn't even come back home because everybody was pushing each other to be able to enter the airport. i don't know if i was lucky or not, i don't believe leaving my country, leaving my family behind, was luck. but i had to. whe

delegation of the anti-narcotics headquarters of the islamic republic of iran, which had traveled to kabul , reached agreements regarding the fight against narcotics with the caretaker government officials. a delegation from our country's anti-narcotics headquarters had intensive meetings with the officials of the caretaker government of afghanistan during their three-day trip to kabul. on this trip. both sides on various issues in the field of drugs they talked about fighting, preventing and reducing the demand to treating drug addicts and reached an understanding in some areas. among the issues we reached an agreement on, is the exchange of liaison officers, which will be a basis for information exchange and further cooperation. also , the request of the afghan side from the islamic republic of iran to transfer experiences and provide training. the necessary items were among the items that were requested and emphasized by loved ones. emphasizing the formation of a database in connection with the identification of the networks of international smuggling gangs in this area, the point of vi

now we are planning an exhibition in kabul to update our friends.l, the reception has been very good in the agricultural sector, and several consortiums in the center. and in the provinces, just last week in razavi khorasan, a consortium was formed to discuss the extraterritorial cultivation of ataq, virjand ataq. make it easier for them to do business with afghanistan. what is the current government doing ? first of all, i would like to say hello to mr. siadat . even afghans inside the country involve all the ministries of the country, that is, the ministry of education and the ministry of roads

we came from kabul and want to go to karbala for the second year. the director of the kadabah border terminal has recorded the number of iranian and foreign pilgrims of arbaeen hosseini this border terminal announced 9129 people from the beginning of the month of safar to august 25. mr. heydari said that so far 5902 non-iranian pilgrims have left chezabe border and 3080 people have entered this border. the manager of chezabeh terminal said: this year for the traffic of foreign media. the business hall of chezabe terminal is used. according to mr. heydari, the movement of non-resident pakistani and afghan pilgrims is also carried out from the border of chadaba, and the procession of afghan pilgrims specially for arbaeen was held at the border of two qanuns of taibad. about 40,000 afghan pilgrims are expected to cross this official border to participate in the hosseini arbaeen ceremony do and go to the chezabeh border. these days, the people of the taibad border region are preparing a procession at the border of two centuries to welcome the afghan pil

and in the markets of afghanistan now, it doesn't matter if you are in kabul, herat, mazar-e-sharif , if you visit their shops there , you will definitely see an iranian product in their cages. well, before that, the figure had reached 3 billion dollars , however, since then, that is, until now, even though iran has been a partner in these ups and downs. it is iran's commercial post it is afghanistan, and it can be said that the taste of iran, especially in the border provinces , has become very similar to iran. iranian goods have gone to the farthest parts of afghanistan. well, i think there were fewer iranians who went there than me. i was thinking to myself, it was morning, i said , i mean, i wanted to prepare an economic report, i said, i probably don't come from iran anymore, we were having breakfast, by the way, i saw the jam that is there, and i saw that it was produced in iran, even in in the kabul market, you go to the shops, copies of iranian goods, even we saw fakes that were actually made in the kabul market, yes, why was it mahshamid shirat? and one of the expectations th

during his three-day trip to kabul , he had intensive meetings with the officials of the private and public sectors of afghanistan, including the ministers, mullah baradar, the economic deputy of the afghan cabinet , the cooperation that we may have was examined, and a committee was formed for further expertise and to present final proposals. in order to tavakoli, a representative of the people of khaf and a member of the council's industry and mines commission in this trip, islami presented a special economic proposal to the afghan authorities with the aim of dynamism, including in the borders of the two countries. there is a discussion about the creation of a joint iran-afghanistan special mineral economic zone in the border strip of iran and afghanistan on the outskirts of the station. the shamtiq railway was actually a proposal that i actually gave to the ministry of mines and trade of afghanistan after meeting with the economic delegation of our country to announce that they will not hesitate to cooperate with iranian investors. amod khushal is happy that iran is our neighbor. i

mohajer had a meeting with the minister whom we were serving in kabul and all this was done. the main discussion that has started has been done . now a step has been taken. we are not satisfied. the truth has begun. at least yes, it has gone into the format of a signed memorandum of understanding, which means that one of our main issues is only a signed memorandum of understanding, that is, on paper , or that the actual negotiations have started, but since it has not yet happened, we have this discussion about the exhibition. this is the verb, that's all the things discussed in the understandings, my friends, i would like to say that our afghan friends are much more interested in this matter than us. we are now talking about the quarantine. even increase our imports from afghanistan, because the main issue of our imports from afghanistan is the issue of agricultural enclosures, and these agricultural enclosures have the issue of quarantine, a fundamental issue is the issue of corridors. yes, yes, yes. capacities indeed what are the international corridors for trade and afghan

yes, mazar and kabul, shiraz are sisters. when they put on a new spring tent, the memory of mohammad sarwar rajaei, a poet born in kabul, who was concerned about keeping the religious and linguistic connection between iran and afghanistan alive, mr. rajaei, with these memories, for example , the soldiers who left iran, were in afghanistan and had empathy and cooperation there. tahrir dervard zind yad rajaei more than two decades from his life they spend collecting and compiling information and memories of the iranian martyrs of the afghan jihad and the afghan martyrs of the holy defense, as one of his works is called blood sharer. when i went to the front from kabul to the liberated areas with the mujahideen , i heard that even from our own village in iran, we have martyrs. in the arms of the hearts, the mission of god from laili plain to majnoon island is one of the works in which he sought blood sharing. i am sure that the blood of our common martyrs showed me the way. now mohammad sarwar rajaee's books are a part of the or

6 a member of the anti-narcotics headquarters of the islamic republic of iran, who had traveled to kabulached an agreement on the anti-narcotics issue with the caretaker government officials. a delegation from our country's anti-narcotics headquarters had intensive meetings with the officials of the caretaker government of afghanistan during their three-day trip to kabul. during this trip, the two sides discussed various issues in the field of drugs, including the fight against, prevention and reduction of demand to the treatment of drug addicts, and reached an understanding in some areas. among the issues we reached an agreement on, is the exchange of liaison officers. which has a context in order to exchange information for further cooperation , the afghan side also requested the islamic republic of iran to transfer experiences and provide the necessary training . among the things that were requested and emphasized by the loved ones was the emphasis on forming a database in connection with the identification of the networks of international smuggling gangs in this area. again, a commen

this happened in kabul, the meeting of mr. transit , so that we can bring the khafrat railway and a road to china, but unfortunately, this railway is now on the sidelines, so these friends can solve the issue and the railway will be ahead of us. we are looking for you to do this by god, that is, the afghan government has repeatedly told us to connect this railway to us. because if we want to use afghanistan's mines , if we want to if we want economic development to take place in afghanistan , the cost of carrying cash in afghanistan should be reduced . from here to the border, the fare is 20 dollars. for example, from dokan or mahirod to afghanistan, kabul is 70 dollars. it's okay for us, for all the countries that are importing, but production in afghanistan makes no sense if we are going to have sustainable employment in agriculture. to create afghanistan, we must really look at these things paying attention to your conversation with mr. siadat , let's talk again, mr. siadat, in fact, we have very little time. in our borders

in kabul, we are responsible craftsmen rather than good products and we will supply the quality. the government system has a responsibility to support the private sector of afghan production. in this exhibition, 400 industrialists and investors have displayed their products in more than 300 booths. the products that we in general, it is a handicraft industry that is prepared by hand , such as these handicrafts and in general the home decoration items and things that we use, and because of these exhibitions, how much it can help us. it is because of the products that come from foreign countries, which are mostly industrial among them, god willing, the use of a natural example from the development of our country's economy is also the method of the taliban chamber of industry and commerce. the purpose of holding this exhibition is to introduce manufactured products to the citizens and to market these products. at the moment, estan has products that are exported to america, central asia and european countries, and this, alhamdulillah , is a source of pride for all of you, so that the

isis claimed responsibility for the bloody explosion yesterday in barchi plain of kabul. the spokesperson of kabul police said that one person died after the explosion of a mine planted in a passenger car in dasht parchi area in the west of kabul city. lost and 11 people were injured. according to mr. khaled zadran. in one month, afghanistan will leave for uzbekistan to participate in the 2024 futsal world cup. afghan immigrants held a ceremony in mashhad in support of their country's team. by creating a surprise in the 17th edition of the asian futsal nations cup, afghanistan was able to qualify for the 2024 futsal world cup in uzbekistan . after the historic saud in this asian tournament, this team has been training intensively and preparing for the world cup for several months. exercises and every day in the following two meals the opinion of our dear head coach, mr. morsaei, as well as the technical staff is in progress. although there is about a month left before the start of the world cup, the sports of the immigrant friends held a conference and meetings in mashhad

that question became very loud in many people's minds that they haven't been able to bring power to kabulrsai's political campaign with the then us ambassador to afghanistan, ronald newman, at the center stage, decided that the power plant should be established before the 2009 election, no matter what, we were going to have a presidential election, so there was an issue of politics, but there was also issue of whether power was uh was needed, which it was and could be done uh in a in a feasible way, meanwile in 2007, a plot of land an area called taragel near kabul was earmarked for construction of the power plant. carl ikonberry was us ambassador to afghanistan between 2009 and 2011, he was somehow the successor to former envoy ronald newman's project, so in a tight and unrealistic schedule a power plant which was supposed to be fueled by gas immediately changed into deep. carl ikenberry knocked the project together in 2009. on august 5th, 2009, hean karsai inaugurated the coble power plant with the minimum capacity for generation of electricity. he and karsai inaugurated the coble power

happening in kabul and saigon in 1975, i mean you put them side by side, there it does appear to be a just comparison, but there was a difference, as us president joe biden says, fortunately during the incidents in kabul, unlike what happened in saigan, no one got into a helicopter from the rooftop of the embassy. before the exit, all of the documents were burnt. untold stories are usually more important than those that have been revealed. it rarely happens that someone can get access to class. documents and when the confidential documents are disposed, it's like they never existed, but is there a way for the public to find out about the truth? maybe the media are the only way. media outlet reveals secrets depending on the degree of its independence. afghanistan is the poorest country in asia. in fact, it is the poorest country. uh in the world, except for about five eight, depending how you measure it, countries in africa, increasing it of those that are food insecure, as i said, we were already estimating 14 million, now we're up to 20 million with a drought. the biggest food proble

in 2021, the taliban took kabul without a fight, overthrowing the pro-american administration.he world was filled with footage of the hasty evacuation of the us military contingent from the country and the tragic attempts of the allies, who had been helping the states for 20 years to fly to america along with their yesterday patrons. this is the exit of the americans from afghanistan. americans nato. afghanistan will not let go of the american political elites for a long time, finishing off the reputation of the rulers of america with new scandals. in addition to the equipment that the americans left in afghanistan 3 years ago, in july of this year it was revealed that the state department accidentally transferred 293 million dollars to the taliban. the amount was published in the report of the special inspector general for the reconstruction of afghanistan and was intended to finance four grants. however, constantly outplaying themselves and turning the military campaign into a fars, the americans opened a window of opportunity and took advantage of the regions. but turkey mov

emphasized the religious, cultural and historical commonalities of afghanistan and iran, the government of kabul he tries to have good relations with afghanistan's neighbors. the head of the country's arbaeen headquarters announced the border divisions for the movement of doctors. border for our resident nationals. kalmche is our non-resident nationals , but other nationals of countries other than afghanistan and pakistan can also use the borders of khosravi, bashmagh and tamrchin. it is reserved for other media. it has not taken into account the ceiling that the pakistani authorities and pakistani scholars and we have follow-ups on we will increase this limit of 50 thousand people to the honorable government of iraq. the headquarters of arbaeen bushar will host pakistani and afghan pilgrims. it hosts pilgrims from five provinces and countries of pakistan and afghanistan. mr. mataf said that currently 185 cases have been registered for the procession leaders of busher province in order to provide services to arbaeen hosseini pilgrims , of which 80 processions will be deployed on iraqi border rou

we're hearing about knowa explosion that has taken place at the airport in kabul. this is the warning we were getting last night. worst has happened. >> large explosion outside abbey gate. >> the president has been briefed. >> -- i think some americans got hurt, too. >> there was a suicide bomber on foot and then a fire fight broke out. >> no words to describe what is going on. all access points blocked by the taliban. >> there is no safe gate at the airport. >> we can confirm at fox news, the death has risen, 13 u.s. ceas servicemembers 12 marines and one navy medic died in kabul today. >> griff: the taliban has taken over in afghanistan. the soldiers embodied who we are as a nation, we owe them and their families a sacred debt we will never be able to repay. you guys spoke with speaker johnson about it, here is what he had to say. we will issue congressional gold medal there families, highest honor congress can pay to any group and we'll do that. we have to make sure the american people know that sacrifice. it was greatest foreign policy blunder of our lifetimes.

from afghanistan and three years ago when 13 service members were killed in the suicide blast outside kabul airport. [playing "taps"] trump laid a wreath and arlington national cemetery. >> kamala harris, joe biden, the humiliation in afghanistan set off the collapse of american credibility and respect all around the world. >> reporter: harris put out a statement honoring those killed, saying they represented the best of america. the vice president continues to prepare for the next big event, campaign calendar, the septembe. >> we are thinking about it. >> reporter: trump today suggested he might skip it over disagreements with the host network. >> i said why am i doing at? let's do it with another network. i want to do it. >> reporter: harris' campaigns pushing for both candidates microphones to be unneeded throughout unlike the previous debate with president biden. trump today said he was open to it. >> the same rules. i don't know. doesn't matter to me. i would rather have it probably -- >> reporter: sources close to trump tell me they expect them to do more the coming weeks to cast hims

kabul security officials did not react to this incident.person or group has claimed responsibility for this explosion. the trump campaign claimed to have been attacked online. according to this report , these intruders managed to gain access to the virtual accounts of some high-ranking people of this headquarters. trump is also in cyber space. he considered internet intruders to belong to iran. according to him, they plan to create disorder in the american elections. american news agencies according to microsoft in recent days, they claimed that iran is trying to influence the future election of the us president through a virtual attack and also by spreading false news. while denying this claim, iran's representative in the united nations emphasized iran's cyber capabilities. it is defensive and proportionate to threats. china has been able to reduce co2 production by using photovoltaic panels. more than 750 photovoltaic panels that cover an area equal to 15 thousand square meters. it is installed at the top of hangzhou west railway station

in this explosion that took place in the west of kabul city, an urban passenger vehicle. a van was targeted according to some reports , it was the target of a magnetic mine explosion . kabul security officials did not react to this incident no person or group has claimed responsibility for this explosion. the trump campaign claimed to have been attacked online. according to this report, these intruders managed to access the virtual accounts of some people. the top rank of this headquarters get access trump also considered internet intruders to belong to iran. according to him, they plan to create disorder in the american elections. according to the report of microsoft, american news agencies claimed in recent days. iran is trying to influence the future election of the american president through virtual attacks and also spreading false news. iran's representative in the united nations while multiplying. he emphasized this claim that iran's cyber capabilities are defensive and proportionate to threats. china has been able to use photovoltaic panels. reduce the production o

mass chaos unfold at kabul's international airport. and american weakness was and around the entire world. kamala harris, she signed off on all of it, even bragged about being the last person in the room with biden makiningg that decision, planning that withdrawal. now, coming up, we're going to detail kamala's role and what was the single most humiliating and devastating momentin in modern american history. but tonight, we begin with agn open question for your vice president, your presidential contender for democratic party, kamala harris. does this kamala, does she stand behind her plan to leave afghanistan? is she this was successful that she take responsibility for the carnag shee, the chaos, the death that unfolded? or is she going to continue to hidor wbehinde anonymous stas and try to gaslight all of you, the american people? now, we saw this with medicare for all, didn't we? not long ago, kamala harris was adamant. she was passionate. she vowed to get rid of private insuranc tde to force everyone into a single payer government

behnam yazdani of kabul radio and television news agency. ukraine claimed to attack four airbases in russian territory. these attacks were carried out while the ukrainian army claimed to attack kerres has captured about 1 thousand kilometers of russian territory. ukraine has announced that it will create a buffer zone in kersk. announcing the creation of a buffer zone in kursk. russia, while kiev had previously announced that it does not intend to keep the occupied territories of russia under its occupation. the ministry of defense of russia said earlier that the country's air defense systems destroyed 17 ukrainian drones and four tactical missiles in several areas, including kors. the president of columbia university resigned from his post . minoosh shafiq, president of columbia university in new york, a few months after the danesh demonstration. shuyan the supporter of palestine resigned from his position against the occupation regime's military attack on the gaza strip. shafiq's resignation a few months after the rise of pro- palestinian

--kabul. why was he there to begin with? clearly there are counterterrorism threats in afghanistan is compounded by the openness of our southern border. wouldn't it be helpful for the u.s. to have at least one credible, trustworthy actor on the ground we could talk to and work with when it comes to our counterterrorism efforts in afghanistan? the nrf in this sense is a silver bullet for the u.s. with our counterterrorism goals. certainly, one important tool in the counterterrorism toolbox we should be using. that's another reason we should be working with the nrf. the third reason is ensuring and protecting america's geopolitical interests. look at the map of the eurasian landmass. afghanistan is right in the middle. by definition afghanistan for centuries has been jeo politically important because of its location, because of its different ethnic groups and different ties to regional powers and there's no reason to assume this will not be the case going forward. you look at the rise of china. a we lidge rant russia. concerns

back to the big news in kabul.earing about an explosion that has just taken place at the airport in kabul. this was the warning we were getting late last night and overnight. the worst possibility appears to have happened here, dana. >> reports on the ground do indicate an a large explosion outside of the abbey gate. >> i'm told by a white house official that the president has been briefed. >> i got a baby girl 5 years old she died right in my hands. i think some of the emergence got hurt, too. people are running around. >> there was a suicide bomber on foot and then there was a fire fight that broke out. >> i don't know the words to describe what is going on down there. all access points to the airport have been blocked by taliban. >> i'm also told that there is no safe gate at the airport. >> we can confirm here at fox news the death toll has risen yet again. it is 13 u.s. service members, 12 marines, one navy medic, who died as a result of these two suicide bombings in kabul today. >> steve: that day was three y

supporters of the taliban took to the streets of kabul, some in former u.s.es, waving the taliban banner, three years since their comeback and seized power after the u.s.-backed government collapsed, this ahead of the u.s. troop withdrawal. the one time u.s. boggan airbase was the scene of the main event. a military -- diplomats in attendance even though no state recognizes the taliban-let afghanistan. a devastating series of events, desperate throngs of afghan nationals clamoring on u.s. and other nations planes. many vulnerable to the taliban retaliation were and are still left behind. as well as a suicide bombing near the gate of the main kabul airport which left 183 dead including u.s. service members. isis remains a security threat to this day. since her getting the taliban also ran things starting the a posturing 90s, reimplemented laws based on a strict interpretation of islam, including various acts of discrimination against women, this as the economy is a disaster and a humanitarian crisis grips the country. some celebration. back to you, bill appear

general say failures in the biden administration in planning drove chaotic fall of kabul.. >> bret: there were directed gross democrats congressman ryan from new york about afghanistan and that withdrawal back then and then he was on this weekend? >> ask you about afghanistan. you said it was a strategic and a moral failure. is that failure also hers? >> we have got to stop assigning partisan blame on fundamental things like our national security. >> you said that. >> i said it as an american. if we can't make mistakes around wrestle with that with a little bit of space to do better in the future, how do we expect to continue on the next 250 years as this great country? >> bret: you look at the polls who you trust more on foreign policy, the former president is up big, you know, as he is in border security. is this a big issue in this campaign? >> it likely will be. thanks for having me. i think the two of them standing side by side. president trump and the vice president harris, she going to have to answer these questions. what happened and when they were in the room last

american history is armoured vehicles and other sophisticated weapons systems going for the streets of kabul billion terrorist parade with equipment risk surrender to the taliban and joe biden and it's been 3 uses the biden harris administration sadly abandoned in airbase leaving americans under allies behind to ban -- to fend for themselves 13 dead americans and joe and harris promised not to leave americans are allies behind and 150 others was in their lives and american weakness was projected around and she signed off on all of it bragged about being the last person in the room with biden making that decision and her role in the most he mill eating devastating moment in modern american history but tonight we begin with an open question and your vp contender will i harris does she stand behind her plan to leave afghanistan did she think it was successful does she take responsibility for the carnage and chaos or will she hide behind anonymous staffers and try to gas light all of you and not long ago they were adamant and passionate vowed to get rid of private insurance. >> you support the m

also i want you to respond to kirby saying there was no chaos, correct me if wrong but video at the kabulthing but chaos. >> cheryl, it actually outrages me as talking ears get red takes a lot for me to get upset kirby absolutely lying listen to what he says he says people we were supposed to get americans out they used the word of people americans within the able to get to airport he notes that we were only company in kabul wasn't getting our citizens germanyy was great britain was fwrans was uae was we were refusing to get our own people they couldn't get to the airport because there wasn't security checkpoints set up by the taliban charging 500 to 1,000 per person to get there when they say it wasn't chaos it was complete chaos from moment that they started evacuating people by the way, they shut down evacuations a day early because, general mckenzie chief of staff personally told me when getting permission to go into afghanistan with group of guys to work with start rescue americans our government it wasn't wlths to do told us we had to be out by night by dark 31st because shutting do

i know while he was in kabul, kareem was doing his job and was wanting to help people get to freedomnd putting others before himself. >> griff: thank you for sharing your tribute and spend time with us. my final question, do you have a message for president biden in the biden-harris administration this morning? >> you know, i blame biden for the death of my son. anything i have to say to the biden-harris administration would probably not be something that could be on the news. the biden administration is 100% at fault while my son lost his life. now look at the way our country is going and this is not what my son died for. he did not die to watch our country go down the path it is going and under this administration, uh-huh. >> griff: shana, our hearts go out to you and your family. thank you for the service of your son kareem and we're thinking about you today and appreciate you taking time this morning. >> thank you so much. >> griff: shana chappell, thank you so much. it is tough when you hear from mothers like shana talking about the frustrations she feels with disastrous pull ou

on august 8, 1919, a peace treaty was signed between kabul and london, which ended the third anglo-afghan. since the beginning of the 19th century, the british had been trying to conquer afghanistan. at the cost of many losses, they managed to turn the country into their protectorate. but mir amunal khan decided to restore national independence, but the afghan army was poorly trained and armed, and there were more british, including indian units, their aviation began to bomb kabul, jalalabad and other cities. it must be said that victories were difficult for the british. in addition, the national liberation movement in india grew stronger. in addition, amanullah khan received support from soviet russia, which recognized the independence of afghanistan. london was forced to make concessions and sign a peace treaty, while the british only. afghans of their subsidies, imposed an embargo on the sale of weapons to them , forced them to recognize the durand line as the border, which they themselves had drawn at the end of the 19th century, today it divides afghanistan and pakistan. on august 8,

behnam yazdani of kabul radio and television news agency. coinciding with world day remembrance and honoring the victims of terror was celebrated by the survivors of a number of terror martyrs. shed , the judicial deputy of the human rights headquarters of the judiciary, also said that we use all the legal capacities to follow up on demands and vindicate the rights of the families of terror victims in international forums. the narrative of the father of the martyr muhammad taha is an act of souvenirs left by his young son on the same day of the incident. this is the spot of a bullet that passed through taha's body. a young child who died in september 2017. he was martyred during the terrorist operation in the ahvaz armed forces parade. for a moment i did not understand anything and when to i came myself and saw that i fell and taha also fell in my arms. now, at the same time as the international day of remembrance and commemoration of the assassination victims, some of the survivors of the country's terrorist incidents were guests at the hum

those 13 troops died when a bomb went off at the kabul airport in a terrorist attack as u.s.worked to evacuate thousands of americans and afghans during the american withdrawal from afghanistan, one of president biden's first major foreign policy decisions. the biden administration faced criticism for the chaotic withdrawal and there were congressional hearings on what happened. dozens of people are dead after multiple attacks across pakistan's southern province. a spokesperson for a militant group said it had launched atcks around the province. the armies say they have killed 21 militants in response. here is our pakistan correspondent caroline davis. caroline: the largest number of people killed was sunday night when several vehicles were traveling to punjab, pulled over by the militants. according to police officials, these militants asked to check ids of people on board. they then took them off the vehicles and opened fire. we also know of a different incident 500 kilometers away, where according to one hospital official several bodies were brought into the hospital, incl

was relying on the taliban to provide security outside kabul airport.hat was obviously very troubling in a bad decision. there were multiple instances where the u.s. military asked the taliban to search isis locations in kabul during evacuation. the taliban multiple times refused to do so. i think that potentially could have changed the game. the taliban, the first thing they did and they took over the airbase around august 15, which we abandon a month and a half earlier, the first thing they did was they threw open the gates of the prison, freed thousands of taliban prisoners, dozens of al qaeda prisoners in over 1000 isis k prisoners. one of those went on to become the abbey gate bomber. centcom is now saying that they expanded their definition of nonpreventable to even saying it didn't matter whether the abbey gate bomber was behind bars or running free. even if he had been locked up, never freed by the television, isis wouldk have used another bomber. i find that to be extremely fatalistic. i find that to be absurd. i think anyone with common sense

in 2021, the taliban took kabul without a fight, overthrowing pro-american administration.world was swept by footage of the hasty evacuation of the us military contingent from the country, the tragic attempts of the allies who had been helping the states for 20 years to fly to america together with their former patrons. the american company in afghanistan was a holy war against terrorism for the first few years after the september 11 attacks. after that, only money was considered. this whole story. it turned into a kind of business process - which was more aimed at mm extracting profits by various interest groups present in afghanistan around the group - americans nato. however, constantly outplaying themselves and turning the military campaign into a fars, the americans opened a window of opportunity. and regional took advantage, well , turkey went sharply towards political independence, we saw the most important act that predetermined the further development of events in general, namely the resumption of diplomatic relations between iran and saudi arabia. afghanistan is c

this is on the third anniversary of the attack on the kabul airport in afghanistan.ritual by us forces from afghanistan. there was a suicide bombing at the airport that killed 13 us service and so donald trump is, we expect, to lay a wreath at the arlington national cemetery because today marks three years since the suicide bombing at the international airport, which as i mentioned so 13 american service members killed and 100 afghans also lost their lives. he will remember the islamic state group claimed responsibility for the attack. we are also expecting donald trump to try and link their withdrawal, that chaotic ritual, from the afghan airport to the election campaign. and indeed link kamala harris to that withdrawal on the anniversary of the attack. you will remember that last week there was a rally in north carolina and he spoke about how kamala harris quick in his words, bragged she would be the last person in the rain, and she was. she was the last person in the room with biden when the two of them decided to pull the troops out of afghanistan. she had the fi