yes, but will i live here in kandahar? well, do you want kandahar?slam, those who are not slaughtered are also muslims, so at least try, muslims are on the cross. will not let you go, they will give you weapons and force you to kill, that you really see allah. yes i don’t believe in anything, i want to go home, i want to go home too, you think that the whole world should obey you just because you have an atomic bomb. in fact, you are weak, you are afraid even of your own strength , in a few years we will also have an atomic bomb, then the world will change, you have long departed from the covenants of even your jesus, you allow your women to sell their bodies, you marry homosexuals and organize concerts in your temples, so we will defeat you as you once conquered. poor and hungry always they defeat the well-fed and the rich, if the hungry have faith, but the well-fed do not, we fight for our faith, and you fight for the gasoline in your gas tank, you and the americans gave us weapons, taught us to fight, thinking that we would be your chains dogs, bu

the same thing is in kandahar, boldak and herat in afghanistan.have loaded raw materials from jirofat and are exporting to kabul and kandahar through the milk border. milk to our eastern neighbor afghanistan has transited, fortunately this year with the coordination and interaction between the devices present at the milk border complex. alhamdulillah , we had an increasing trend compared to last year. and so far this year, we were able to increase more than 80% in the fleet and over 70% in freight. in addition to transit, more than 130,000 tons of goods have been exported to afghanistan through milk terminal. sedav and radio zero point border of the islamic republic of iran and afghanistan , border end of mayil shahran hirmand. more than 50 infected patients hematologic malignancies, including cancer , were treated with the use of naft blood stem cells. the ceo of royan technology company said: iran has the largest capacity of stem cells in the region. a thousand cord blood samples have been stored so far , which is the largest volume of stem cell

some cars are you going to kandahar, boldak and herat against afghanistan ? i am an afghan businessman . international transit to our eastern neighbor afghanistan has been done. fortunately, umm salal with the coordination and interaction between the devices present in the border end complex. alhamdulillah, we had an increasing trend compared to last year and so far this year we were able to have more than 80 in the fleet and above. 70 to have an increase in transit tonnage . in addition to transit, more than 130,000 tons of goods have been exported to afghanistan through milk terminal. ali rezaza pourali broadcasting news agency zero point on the border of the islamic republic of iran and afghanistan marzazi milk border terminal shahran hirmand to receive important news about immigrants to investigate and deal with various issues of the life of afghans in iran and to see the reports broadcasted in this news section only it is enough to join our channels in the virtual space at the address @sain mohajerran 23. you can also visit our website at the address and

it can go through wakhan to china, from milk to kandahar, and from kandahar to northern afghanistan or wakhan to central asia. china should be connected, we are investigating these issues that we have in this trip, to get important news about immigrants, to investigate and deal with various issues in the life of afghan citizens in iran, and to see the reports broadcasted in this news section, it is enough to visit our channels in the virtual space. and the address join 23 immigrants. you can also follow more detailed news related to afghanistan in iran by referring to our website at waij. the head of the iran-afghanistan joint chamber of commerce said: economic activists should reconsider their economic transactions with afghanistan and transfer the production line to afghanistan instead of exporting goods. according to mr. siadat, if irane does not transfer the transformation to afghanistan, due to the increase of parties , it will lose the golden opportunities of this country's market. siadat added: afghanistan's major needs in the current situation. products it is a mining and agric

and bol, and we export to kabul and kandahar through the border of milk. 1000 tons of goods have been transited to our eastern neighboring country of afghanistan through the milk international border terminal. fortunately, this year with coordination and until there were devices in the milk border terminal complex, alhamdulillah, we had an increasing trend compared to last year. so far this year, we have been able to increase more than 80% in fleet and over 70% in transit tonnage. in addition to transit, more than 10,000 tons of goods were exported to afghanistan through milk terminal. has been alireza poorali, a radio reporter, the border zero point of the islamic republic of iran and afghanistan, marzazi meyil terminal, hirmand city. end of this news section, thank you and goodbye. bringing the house down on us, but still , i'm not leaving here. may god find an opening for us. what they bring upon us is forbidden. two babies aged 10 and 40 days were martyred. the house was also destroyed . god is right. muhammad may peace be upon him to create an opening. the arabs are sitting and t

we loaded from jirofat and went to kabul and kandahar through the milk border , said the director of the milk border terminal from the beginning of this year. so far, more than 400,000 tons of goods have been transited through the end of the milk international border to our eastern neighbor afghanistan. fortunately , umm salal, with the coordination and interaction between the devices in the marza milk terminal complex , alhamdulillah, we had an increasing trend compared to last year. and so far this year, we were able to increase more than 80 in fleet and over 700 in transit tonnage. in addition to transit , more than 130,000 tons of goods have been exported to afghanistan through milk terminal. alirezaza pourali khabari sed and sima the border zero point of the islamic republic of iran and afghanistan. marzazi meyil shahran hirmand terminal. thank you until the next part. on the holiday known as tet wai, the kongs launched a large-scale attack against the position of american forces and the north vietnamese government, which was supported by the united states . the battle of tetet

some machines go to kandahar and herat. i am an afghan businessman. we loaded raw materials from jirofat and exported them to kabul and ghandahar through the milk border. international transit to our eastern neighbor afghanistan has been done. fortunately, this year with the coordination and interaction that existed between the devices in the milk border terminal complex. alhamdulillah, we had an increasing trend compared to last year and so far this year we were able to increase more than 80% in the fleet. and to have more than 70% increase in transit tonnage. in addition to transit , exports have been made to afghanistan through milk terminal. alireza poorali, a news reporter of radio and television , zero point on the border of the islamic republic of iran and afghanistan , the border terminal of milk shahran, hirmand. the chairman of the economic committee of the parliament announced the assignment of the bill to facilitate the tasks of maadiyan in the implementation of the law on shopping terminals and the maadiyan system until december 1st. acco

hurry, otherwise we'll be late, let's go, quickly, quickly, built, built, lieutenant, board from kandaharone among you, kotov, there's, that's right, a demobilized private kotov, so private kotov, right behind me, comrade senior lieutenant, did something, but the devil knows, major avdeev asked to see him, let’s go. keep red cats, colonel berezin, remember, that’s right, so, colonel berezin recommendation to you. i wrote to the kachinsky flight school and said to give it personally to the head of the school, major general cherkassov, understand? that’s right, comrade major, that’s it, i’m free, i’m here, so why go to kochenskaya, but you want fighters, that ’s right, comrade major. to fighter jets, what did you suddenly think of? but i didn’t suddenly, i’ve been enrolling since childhood, after school, they cut me off, they took me into the army, now i’ll enroll again , well now you’ll definitely do it, okay, go ahead, good luck to you, future pilot, thank you, comrade major, decide to go? idea, there is, little witch. i’m quietly, salmon sandwiches, raisin buns, coffee with milk, yes, we

the calendar turned to of 2021 city after city started fall province after province numerous in kandahar herat one after another. and they kept moving closer and closer to where ceviche omara were, where the city of, 4 million people, four and a half million people of kabul, which was the center of the government, which is the center, the military, where supposedly the 300,000 or so afghan army members who had been trained and equipped by american and nato forces were ready to defend that. maybe it would take years, or certainly to get there, but obviously not what happened into this mix come the way i comes the way i try to tell stories now i could tell you that story and i could tell you the number is 124,000 people trying to, you know, an airlift, tens of thousands of soldiers, all you know, i can give you all the numbers, chapter and verse, but the way i try to tell this story in the way i hope you sort of appreciate it is by getting to know a few individual souls who are caught in the and because he's not here this book really focuses around those two and really ceviche is the third

we load from bandab, we leave after loading, and we export to kabul and kandahar through the milk border. according to the director of the milk border terminal, since the beginning of this year, more than 400,000 tons of goods have been transited through the milk international border terminal to our eastern neighbor afghanistan. has taken. fortunately, this year with the coordination and interaction that existed between the devices in the milk border terminal complex. alhamdulillah, we had an increasing trend compared to last year and so far this year we have been able to increase more than 80% in fleet and over 70% in transit tonnage. in addition to terranite, more than 130,000 tons of goods have been exported to afghanistan through milk terminal. alireza pourali , broadcasting news, zero point of border between islamic republic of iran and afghanistan. thank you very much for your company goodbye. wir wollen frieden, wir wollen frieden, nie wieder kriegen, nie wieder. nous sommes tous les palestiniens, nous sommes tous les palestiniens, nous sommes tous de palestinian, nous sans tous d

venture, for now, it has reached roznak near herat, so it can go to china via wakhan, from milk to kandahar and azandehar to northern afghanistan , or wakhan to central asia, and even to china. we will examine these issues that we have in this trip. dushanbe capital market representative on november 15th , they were positive for the third consecutive day, and the value of exchanges reached more than 4 thousand billion tomans. colores index of tehran bahadur securities ended monday's trading with a positive return of 70 percent and with an increase of 1400 units it reached the range of 2 million thousand units again. the unit ended its work in the range of 68,400 units. the value of transactions on this day reached 4300 billion tomans, and 70 billion tomans of liquidity were transferred to the capital market by real investors. was injected family symbols, sefar sesht , had the most negative impact on the total index of the capital market , and on the other hand, the symbols of shepna, shapadis and tapiko mane caused a further decrease in the total index. according to abdaghi , the price of s

think america tried to do something similar in afghanistan, moved 400,000 american civilians into kandahard told them to build towns and villages, i think uh, the casualty rate would be very high, from jerusalem al-kuds, we take the way to beat faja, the town rests a hilltop overlooking a large area of the west bank that stretches from al- khalil to bethlehem. surrounded by five illegal jewish settlements, the daily life in beed fajar is nightmare of arrests, kidnappings and night raides. arrests and detainments have become a powerful mechanism that the zionist regime uses to force the population into submission. at the age of 14, isam has already experienced interrogations and... اسمي عصام محمد تقاطقه من بيت فجار عمري 14 نايم بطقطق على الدار وامي صحت. قمنا على صوت قوي ما عرفنا شوتها بس قمت على طول فتحت الباب لبست وفتحت الباب وطلعت الجيش تحت مليان حوالين الدار مليان قال بدنا وين الاولاده اطلعتهم لما شافوا عصام قالوا انت تعال شو اسمك عصام على رقم الهويه قال بدنا اياه وقاله بدي بدهم اياني وعني في على الطريق كلبشوني وعصموني اه وطلعوني في النقله وضربوني يعني شعري. كان بياخذ الابن من جوه الدار

maybe maybe in some city like herod mazar, kandahar. i don't want to say the economy is good the situation is better for people but i know what the meaning of being pulled in a village when the taliban is as a government because i had that experience i lived in a city when they came for first time we didn't had food for the day we never eat for those five years three time in the day we never could eat even sometimes one time i know i know the situation and they story, but the stories same and i know because have as i told you, we have many. reporter in afghanistan a journalist. self-immolation i started but this time men and women is doing that the first time is not just between women and right now the news is also about men. i just want to make one more addition. one of america's brothers who fortunately now is no longer in afghanistan. khalid was a journalist. and when he was telling stories or trying to talk, what was happening outside of of kabul, he was imprisoned for a year in the post august 21 era. he only got out what i want to

milk should be connected to kandahar and azandhar to northern afghanistan or wakhan to central asia and china . these are the issues that we will examine during this trip. this will be done tomorrow or, excuse me, day after day in the future, we had a visit to zob iron and steel , with the aim of ghorian mines, which we want to see if it is an investment. iran does not want to import afghanistan's natural resources and raw materials into iran. as far as possible, infrastructure and energy will be provided. well, you know that the issue of slaughtering requires a lot of energy, so that we can create as much as possible in afghanistan , import the final product into iran, and this will be our economic contributions and our economic infrastructure. let's expand this on our trip to isfahan, we will visit zabahan.

household goods will be taken from the milk border to the milk customs side of afghanistan, eirat and kandahar. we will load from bandab. we export to kabul and ghandahar through the milk border. according to the manager of the milk border terminal, since the beginning of this year, more than 400,000 tons of goods have been transited to our eastern neighbor afghanistan through the mayel international border terminal. fortunately, umm salal has the coordination and interaction between the devices present in the milk border terminal complex . alhamdulillah, we had an increasing trend compared to last year and so far this year we were able to increase more than 800 in the fleet and over 70% in transit tonnage. during this period, more than 130,000 tons of goods were exported to afghanistan through milk terminal. sedav and radio, zero point border of the islamic republic of iran and afghanistan, border terminal of milk shahran, hirmand. the secretary of ammar film festival said: so far, many works have been sent to the secretariat of this festival. story one unequal competition from seyed saneti.

zabihullah mujahid , the spokesman of the caretaker government of afghanistan , came from kandahar with a message. the islamic emirate of afghanistan is a message from the leadership of the islamic emirate of afghanistan to our brothers in the islamic republic of iran , we are brothers with you. brothers have more cooperation. minor issues should not cause two brotherly countries like the islamic republic of iran and afghanistan to be separated from each other. ahankha euphrates railway line was officially put into operation about 3 years ago. but some issues and problems made it so that no train runs except for one. starting this train is a preliminary. a good introduction, to continue the work on the railway. afghanistan's khaf harrat railway is surrounded by land through rail lines to open waters and european countries connects today, for the first time in the history of afghanistan, a train from europe, turkey, and the islamic republic of iran will arrive in afghanistan . thanks to all the brothers . khaf-harrat railway, parts of which are still under construction, has the capacity

hurry, otherwise you'll be late, let's go, krivey, hurry up, built, built, lieutenant, board from kandaharenant, what have you done, the devil knows, mayor avdeev, ask him to come to you. let's go, get the private cats, colonel berezin, do you remember, exactly, so the colonel... wrote a recommendation for you to the kachin flight school and said that you should personally give it to the head of the school, major general cherkassov. understood? that's right, comrade major. well , that's it, i'm free, i'm here. so why in kachinskoe? you want fighters. that’s right, comrade major, to become a fighter, what did you suddenly decide to do, but i didn’t suddenly, i’ve been enrolling since childhood, after school , they cut me off, they took me into the army, now i’ll enroll again, well now you’ll definitely do it, okay, go ahead, good luck to you in the future pilot, thank you, comrade major. grow, go, eat, after all. i’m quietly, sour sausage sandwiches, a bun with raisins, coffee with milk, well, yes, well, just put it on paper , i’m in the midst of a process, why did you bring it, well, you y

from korea to kandahar, and beyond, each one linked in a chain of honor that stretches back to our foundingd by a sacred oath to support and defend not a place, not a person, not a president, but an idea unlike any other in human history. that idea is united states of america. we are the only nation in the world, the only nation in the world that is built on an idea. every other nation is based on things like geography, ethnicity, religion, we are the only nation built on the idea that we are all created equal. and out by our creator with certain inalienable rights. we have not always lived up to it but because of our veterans, because of you, we have never walked away from it. found the annals of history, whatever the force of darkness h as thought to this he was the light of liberty, americans hold a lantern for all of us. we were there when there was a determined benefit patriots -- band of patriots. they were there over a century later, they gave our nation a new birth of freedom. they were there on the forces of fascism, fighting in the trenches of europe and the bloody beaches of norm

from baghdad to gettysburg to korea to kandahar and beyond, each one linked in a chain of honor thattretches back to our founding days. each one bound by a sacred oath to support and defend not a place, not a person, not a president, but an idea, to defend an idea unlike any other in human history. that idea is the united states of america. we're the only nation in the world that's built on an idea. every other nation is based on things like geography, ethnicity, religion. we're the only nation built on the idea that we are all created equal and endowed by our creator with certain inalienable rights. because of you, we've never walked away from it. throughout the annals of history, whenever and wherever the forces of darkness sought to extinguish the light of liberty, american veterans have been holding the lantern as high as they can for all of us. they were there when a determined band of patriots sparked a revolution, delivering a nation where everyone is endowed with certain inalienable rights. they were there when less than a century later they gave our nation a new berth of fre

. >> from bella woods to baghdad to gettysburg to guadalcanal, from korea to kandahar, and beyond. each one linked in a chain of honor that stretches back to our founding days. each one bound by a sacred oath to support and defend. not a place, not a person, not a president, but an idea, to defend an idea unlike any other in human history. that idea is the united states of america. >> reporter: this is a personal topic for the president. his son, beau, enlisting in the delaware national guard and the president recalling the day that his son told him that he wanted to enlist, saying, "dad, it's my duty." of course, beau biden passed away when president biden was vice president, and he has attributed that death to potential exposure to toxic burn pits. in remarks on saturday, the president ticking through some of the steps he's taken to help veterans, including expanding health care to those veterans who have been exposed to those potential toxins in the air in war zones. of course, this is all occurring against the backdrop of conflicts in ukraine and in israel. president biden has

maybe in some city like kandahar, i don't want to say the economy is good the situation is better. but i don't know the meaning but the taliban is a government. but i had that experience. how i lived in a city when they came for the first time. we never ate for five years in the day. even sometimes one time. i know the situation but the story is the same. and they know the cause we have many reporters in afghanistan and journalists. self-immolation started but this time men and women are doing it. >> one more addition, fortunately now he's no longer in afghanistan. he is a journalist and when he was telling the story he was trying to talk about what was happening outside of kabul he was imprisoned for a year. in the post august o. he only got out i want to say march, two months ago after a year. so your point is valid. it's going to take a lot more to get those stories out because everybody who tries to tell those stories certainly if they are afghan are facing prison or worse . >> it's about who is listening. that's very important. not that you are sitting here but the people who

forces did around sat r city in baghdad and kandahar was to encircle and you try to separate the terrorists from the innocent people so this could actually create a situation where they could begin to try and evacuate some people from gaza city, which would obviously make the task simpler for forces when they do have to go in. and with secretary blinken arriving tomorrow, i think there's going to be huge pressure on the israeli government to do some sort of a pause. israelis clearly want to have the city encircled before they have to actually pause. >> right. of course, there's incredible pressure. new pressure from biden tonight to that, to do that very thing. as you point out, general. general votel, the military chief of staff for israel says military forces are underground important hamas facilities. seems pretty clear that means underground obviously in the tunnels in some capacity. when i say in some capacity, that could be a lot of different things, right? we have a map of the vast network of tunnels such that we even know it exists. so what do you think is actually happening there,

. >> gettysburg to guadalcanal, from korea to kandahar, and beyond. each one linked in a chain of honor that stretches back to our founding days. each one bound by a sacred oath to support and defend, not a place, not a person, not a president, but an idea, to defend an idea unlike any other in human history. that idea is the united states of america. we're the only nation in the world, only nation in the world that's built on an idea. every other nation is based on things like geography, ethnicity, religion. we're the only nation built on the idea that we are all, all created equal and endowed by our creator with certain inalienable rights. we haven't always lived up to it, but because of our veterans, because of you, we've never walked away from it. throughout the annals of history wherever the forces of darkness sought to extinguish the light of liberty, veterans have been holding the lantern as high as they can for all of us. they were there when the determined band of patriots sparked a revolution, delivering a nation where everyone, everyone was

career to kandahar. and beyond. each one linked in a chain of honor. that stretches back to our founding days. each one bound by a sacred oath to support and defend not a place not a person, not a president but an idea to defend an idea, unlike any other in human history. that idea is the united states of america. where the only nation in the world only nation in the world that's built on an idea every other nation, based on things like geography, ethnicity, religion were the only nation built on the idea that we're all created equal. and dowd by a creator certain nearly-able rights. we haven't always lived up to, it because our veterans, because of you, we never walked away from it. through the annals of history, whenever and wherever the force of darkness has sought to extinguish the light of liberty, american veterans have been holding the latter high as they can for all of us. they were there when the determined band of patriots sparked a revolution delivering a nation where everyone everyone is endowed and served indelible rights. they were there

monolithic as you well realize that there have been some statements made by some of the i would say kandahar taliban who said we don't really care. now there may be more practical people in other areas of the country. maybe that is what we are trying to reach out to but that is a diplomatic issue that we need to explore -- >> i yield back. >> the chair recognizes that when the gentleman from the other side of the aisle is talking about not spending money, we should pay careful attention. with that, i recognize you for five minutes. >> thank you. i'd like to thank the chair and the ranking member for holding today's hearing on afghanistan. it's been more than two years after the withdrawal and we have seen today a complete revision of progress on women's rights in afghanistan. and according to the most recent quality report, there are several multilateral institutions and international ngos released a statement arguing. they constitute crimes against humanity. and previously noted that education is banned for girls passed grade six. women and girls are banned from public parks, from boarding

that the taliban is not monolithic, as you realize, there are some statements made by i'll say the kandahar taliban basically said we don't really care. now, there may be more practical people in other areas of the country and maybe that's what we're trying to reach out to, but that's a diplomatic issue that we-- . we look to explore whether this money can do more in africa. i yield back. >> and the chair also recognizes when the gentleman from the other side of the oil is-- other side of the aisle is talking about not spending money, we better pay attention. and with that i'll recognize for five minutes. >> thank you, i'd like to thank the chair and the ranking member for holding today's hearing on afghanistan. you know, it's been more than two years after the withdrawal and we have seen today a complete reversion of progress on women's rights in afghanistan. and according to sigar's most recently quarterly report, the international institutions and ngo's released statements the taliban's against women and girls constitute crimes against humanity and sigar previously noticed that education

group kandahar or kabul with a group of fled the taliban of people who fled the taliban and say, bydead by breakfast? >> they'll be dead by breakfast? >> to the point then >> i come back to the point then that supreme yesterday that the supreme court yesterday making perfectly clear that making it perfectly clear that the fine. the the policy is fine. the countries the problem. but the politics this is that politics in all of this is that they been to find they haven't been able to find a country has a human rights country that has a human rights record, they've record, that will that they've they've gone this whole they've gone through this whole process order process with in order to send people to. and there isn't the time before the next election. so rishi rishi been so rishi rishi sunak has been backed a corner has backed into a corner by he has to stick rwanda plan and to stick to his rwanda plan and he's saying that going to he's saying that he's going to get these planes go off in the spring, even though everybody knows going knows that's probably not going to because there

want to >> from courier to kandahar and beyond. >> each like didn't change of honor.days. each want. bound by sacred oath to support and defend not a place, not a person, not a president, but an idea to defend an idea on like any other human history. idea is united states of america are. we're the only nation in the world. only nation world is built on an every other nation is based on things like ethnicity, religion. we're the only nation. built on the idea that we're all. >> all created equal by our creator with certain unalienable rights. >> we haven't always lived up to it, but because our veterans because of you, we've never walked away from for throughout the annals of history whenever and wherever the forces of darkness, a saw to extinguish the light of liberty, american veterans have been holding the latter highs they can for all of us. there are there and are determined and the patriots sparked a revolution. deliver an age where everyone everyone in and out with certain unalienable rights. less than a century later, they gave our nation a new birth of there a