friendly han people here well, how did the local population get the nickname kandahar, which i am prouder zachary blame me for burning my son? well, did i really want to when i arrived in the area, so they gave me an urn, so they immediately gave me a piece of paper. sign that you are not against cremation. because in hindsight i signed the races. he wrote, but the examination was an examination of the case by someone, and i don’t know. so interesting, looks like someone wants to take advantage of what you have here with a link. there is no mobile phone, there is only one ordinary phone for the whole village located in the village council . well, what can you say about the village in general, already solid freaks, but at the same time everyone considers himself almost a direct descendant of emelyan pugacheva . you know, kolya, i had a simple soul, but he understood everything. i read this fairy tale to him, where the lion iron man is stuffed, and the wizard of the emerald city for sure. so he is talking about this scarecrow, which has gone crazy and says, it's me mom. here i am saving m

locals. residents were killed in 2012 in response to a terrorist attack on a us military base in kandahar, afghanistan, the us military launched an airstrike on the province of lagar. one of the rockets hit residential buildings where locals were celebrating a wedding, 19 people were killed, including women and children. none of those who were in these houses survived all the murdered men and women. children. all of them were not members of the taliban, they did not fight with anyone, they did not attack anyone, nato said. that strike was part of an operation against local taliban commanders and led to death. several the insurgents did not hurt any civilians and they reported that two women were hurt by the threats. their lives. no, nobody even noticed. just as no one remembers the hundreds of civilians killed in afghanistan, when hundreds and more than a hundred people were killed at weddings with one blow, silence. joe biden, who called for the german-style occupation of yugoslavia and, most importantly, a geologist of the iraqi war, while talking about the genocide in ukraine, journali

in kandahar, the us military launched an air strike on the province of loons, one of the missiles hit in residential buildings where locals celebrated their wedding, 19 people died, including women and children. none of those who were in these houses survived all the murdered men and women. children. all of them were not members of the taliban, they did not fight with anyone, they did not attack anyone, they said. that strike was part of an operation against local taliban commanders and led to death. several insurgent civilians were not injured, and they reported that two women were injured on the threat of no life, no one even noticed. just like no one remembers hundreds civilians killed in afghanistan when hundreds and more than a hundred people were killed at a wedding with one blow, silence called for the occupation of yugoslavia in german style, the main ideologist of the iraqi war. at the same time, journalists talk about the genocide in ukraine. they even ask if he misspoke mr. president. you used the word genocide today. isn't that what you said genocide today mr. president? y

i think you can probably drive on what we'd call the ring road from kabul down to kandahar in a way that you couldn't do it in the past. but at the same time, we know that the taliban is actually carrying out, you know, searches for former afghan government officials. we know that women are entering a new and repressive existence under their rule, so while it may -- you may not see the kind of violence that you saw over the last 10 or 15 years there, i'm not sure it's a place where anyone would want to be, and i believe the continued press of people that want to leave afghanistan is perhaps the best indicator of just what conditions are like on the ground. >> us leaving afghanistan in the way we did, does it leave us in worse shape as far as our allies? >> i think too soon to tell, but i think -- i think what our principle goal in afghanistan was and remains to ensure that attacks against the united states are not going to be generated from there, from al qaeda and from isis k. >> and right now you believe that's -- that we have subdued that from happening and building back up again? >>

. >> the afghanistan situation that the road from kabul to kandahar that congress is coming back andeeing different roadside things and do you see that where people are embracing that and they can build any type of an economy whatsoever? because i read of all the different hardships going on. that is gone. >> i do not believe it's a particularly safe place to be. >> you could drive on the ring road in a way you cannot do in the past but at the same time we know the taliban is carrying out searches for former afghan government officials and women are in a repressive existence in their world. why it may not be the violence you saw over the last ten or 15 years i'm not sure it's a place anybody wants to be in those that want to leave afghanistan is the best indicator of what conditions are like on the ground. >> leaving afghanistan the way we did leaves us in worship and our allies. >> too soon to tell? but our principal goal in afghanistan was and remains that attacks in the united states will not be generated from isis case. >> and you believe we do that. >> is much harder to do it no