they also help the mujahideen during the daytime.he same people organize guerilla activities. their activities are well organized. within the military units, most officers and servicemen are faithful to their country and their people. they help mujahideen by sending them secret information. for example, when the government deploys a unit somewhere, the officers who are loyal to the mujahideen has over whatever information they can. such as the number of persons in the unit, the course and place of the climate. thus, that mujahideen can get advance knowledge about what to expect. and thereby, prepare themselves either to defend or attack. >> for the soviet troops, explanations of their mission in afghanistan are minimal and often confusing to the young recruits. >> understand that one of the important points of the soviet invasion, invasion of soviet troops anywhere, is the live propaganda. right, now as we know from the prisoners of war in afghanistan and from other sources, all the soldiers were in afghanistan in fact don't know why

thousands of mujahideen prisoners were killed. hundred leftist political prisoners were also executed. among them was my father, ahmad montazeri, who was killed for being a member of a communist group. the defendant was part of the management of the prison. he was calling out their names, he was bringing them into the so—called death community who eventually made the decision whether the prisoners should be executed or not. he was a god, and he was also bringing the prisoners to the actual place of where they were executed. the prison massacres tore families apart. vida and her husband, majid, met through a communist party in iran. weeping. both vida's husband and her brother were killed in the prison massacre. vida testified against hamid nouri. voice off-screen speaks farsi. in total, 7a people gave evidence. iraj also testified. the trial is being closely followed by many people whose relatives were executed by the regime. masida lives in england. a0 years ago, her two brothers and sister—in—law were killed for their communist

the mujahideen had recently attacked iran from neighboring iraq.ah khomeini issued a secret decree, a fatwa, saying mujahideen prisoners who refuse to repent are waging war against god and are condemned to execution. he ordered — annihilate the enemies of islam immediately. thousands of mujahedeen prisoners were killed. several hundred leftist political prisoners were also executed. among them was my father, hamid montazeri, who was killed for being a member of a communist group. the defendant was part of the management of the prison. he was calling out their names. he was bringing them into this so called death committee who eventually made the decision if the prisoner should be executed or not. he was a guard, and he was also bringing the prisoners to the actual place of where they were executed. the prison massacres tore families apart. they met through a communist party in iran. her husband and her brother were killed in the prison massacre. vida testified against hamid nouri. in total, 7a people gave evidence. iraj also testified. the trial is

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that and through the reagan years the policy continued on and not just backing that afghans and mujahideen to attend thousands what were called the afghans the army not just. from chechnya and the philippines united states and especially the middle east the whole traveled to afghanistan to help fight against the sovietas union. then when america occupied, firmly occupied saudi arabia in preparation for iraq war and in throughout the 1990s and the rest of the 20th century and continued to bomb iraq and saudi arabia that is what caused osama bin ladin and al zawahiri to turn against the united states ofr america. it was first and foremost the faces of saudi in the no-fly zone in the 1990s, support for israel and the occupation of palestine at that time of lebanon, support for dictators around the middle east such as the king in saudi arabia and at that time l. presidente mubarak. pressure on the nation's to keep production high in oil prices artificially low at their expense and bin laden criticize america for turning a eye to russia china and india and pakistan for their wars and the suppre

in 1989, the ussr withdrew troops from afghanistan, the mujahideen movement, took the reins of governmentr own hands only to start the war again. after 3 years, the taliban will come to power, the level of destruction of victims, according to various sources, up to a million people will quickly return the country. in the middle ages , hundreds of thousands of afghans, fleeing death and hunger, fled to iran and pakistan, a huge arsenal of weapons and weapons left by the soviet troops and arrived from the united states fueled a tribal conflict between production and transit drugs became the only source of funding for all the warring factions, so the economy of afghanistan as a phenomenon simply ceased to exist, but there was something that made the west pay attention to kabul again, this something turned out to be the discovery of huge deposits of oil and gas in the caspian sea. that is, plans for afghanistan have been in washington since the mid-nineties let go of corporate subtleties. the bottom line is that the united states could not negotiate. with the ruling taliban and for their remo

in 1989 , the soviet union withdrew its troops from afghanistan, the movement of the mujahideen took power into their own hands, only to start the war again. after 3 years, the taliban will come to power, the level of destruction of victims, according to various sources, up to a million people will quickly return the country. in the middle ages , hundreds of thousands of afghans, fleeing death and hunger, fled to iran and pakistan, a huge arsenal - weapons and abandoned by the soviet troops and those who arrived from the usa fueled a tribal conflict between production and transit drugs became the only source of funding for all the warring factions, so the economy of afghanistan as a phenomenon simply ceased to exist, but there was something that made the west pay attention to kabul again, this something turned out to be the discovery of huge deposits of oil and gases in the caspian sea. that is, plans for afghanistan have been in washington since the mid-nineties, let's let go of corporate subtleties. the bottom line is that the united states could not negotiate. everything with the

he said that as soon as we begin to provide military assistance to the mujahideen of the ussr will havestart the invasion putin wants to make russia again great modi wants to make india again great xi china baidan america but no one talks about the planet. i know gorbachev is not as popular in russia as stalin was. but he was the one who spoke about humanity and the elimination of nuclear weapons. a political scientist, a diplomat of the eighties, worked at the mexican embassy, ​​then in the soviet department of the foreign ministry, and later on the english hill in the leadership of the republican party in the senate, finding this positions all stages of the collapse of the soviet union i was among the few people then in the state department, and in the senate, who really believed that the end of the ussr was possible. i had such a set of american and russian flags on my desktop and they asked me what kind of white blue-red flag. i say the russian flag no, no, they say russian. this is a red sickle and a hammer is not. here is russian. he will be back again his father was a military pi

of drones e projectiles that are actually controlled from afar and these are the martyrs and the mujahideen, in fact, and they cause significant damage to the ukrainian economy, they strike at energy facilities, people die in our war and of course, ukraine cannot not to respond to such an act of aggression by tehran against the ukrainian state, therefore, the reaction of our allies in europe is fair, the european union actually already begins to apply these sanctions, great britain, canada and tehran must be aware that the supply of weapons of this nature is offensive. er destroys er infrastructure of ukraine below residential buildings of ukraine are a danger to the lives of ukrainians a number of ukrainian citizens are destructive to our economy for this comes serious responsibility er we even know this correctly, the ministry of foreign affairs took the initiative to consider the feasibility of breaking diplomatic relations with iran in general. tehran denies everything at the official level . it seems that all this is not his. well, as proof, it seems that piskov stated that this is the

yurii hnat , in addition to shaheds in ukraine, other iranian drones have been recorded by the mujahideen36 days, as of today, october 19, we have 223 downed kamika drones, currently we are studying the methods of countermeasures according to katkov, the armed forces use the entire available arsenal of weapons, but the iranian drone worth 2,050 thousand dollars is now being opposed by much more expensive anti-aircraft missile complexes and the aviation of the armed forces, but there is no optimal way to destroy mopeds. there is no direct answer to how to effectively counter them . and certain, well, let ’s put it bluntly, the experience of non-referential samples of specialized laser combat systems that simply fire these drones in the air and they have the lowest cost of destroying targets, according to an expert, effective shahedes can fight nato systems jamming communications or soviet anti-aircraft guns nikita halka valery ratushniuk the only news on the public meanwhile on zhilyanska in kyiv, the traffic has been completely restored according to the mayor of the city, vitaliy klitschk

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when we armed the mujahideen in afghanistan, did president reagan stop talking to the russians?utely not! one of the reasons we got the withdrawal of the russians, is we continue to negotiate. when we had the height of the cold war, did our senior military stop talking to the russian military? absolutely not! these people on twitter, have they spoken to general done for? because i have. have they spoken to admiral mullen? have they spoken to the senior military leaders? they have no idea what they are talking about! i'm on the armed services committee, i don't want to have nuclear war. and i trust the president's judgment. >> congressman, i'm not arguing any of those points. what i'm asking is, you got two weeks to go before the midterms -- do democrats need these kind of messy unforced errors right now? republicans, love them or hate them, even those who privately despise donald trump, when they need to get in line and fight democrats, they all get in line behind him. do democrats need -- have their eye on the ball right now? >> well look, the letter that i signed was in july.

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in the late 1970's, saudi arabia provided crucial support for the afghan mujahideen to defeat the soviethelp collapse the soviet union. in the early 1990's, saudi arabia invited the largest u.s. overseas deployment in decades. u.s. troops used the kingdom as a base to fight the gulf war. after 9/11, the bush administration held onto the alliance, to cooperate on terrorism and target al qaeda. and in 2017, president trump made saudi arabia his first overseas stop. saudi arabia and allies helped shif u.s. regional policy. and riyadh-washington cooperation helped lead to the historic 2020 normalization agreements between israel, bahrain, and the united arab emirates. >> today, the biden administration is releasing our national security strategy. nick: today, the u.s. says it's well aware the relationship provides benefits. but the administration will review the relationship and consult lawmakers, including democrats, who today called for a one-year block on weapons sales. >> saudi arabia has broken trust with america, and it needs to come to its senses. nick: the u.s.-saudi relationship has

here are the descendants of these mujahideen.a decision in the person of begovic, if it were not for the desire, so to speak, of its western curators. this, too, we must understand with regard to confrontation. uh, ukrainians and ukraine and russian ukrainians and russians. this phrase is quite common. yes, we are one people no, unfortunately, a certain socio-political nation has already been forged, which, uh, hmm, dances on dasha's death, is photographed in front of the hot crimean bridge and does other nasty things. today i uh, in preparation for the transfer, leafed through. eh, all sorts of publics are coming out. and, of course, i was amazed by this one. that's how i don't know culturally to look on the air for the same insipid hatred for everything russian, not without regard to the president. uh, other leaders of the russian state, and to everything russian, and you know that i again remembered the balkan case, because uh, actually uh, the confrontation that had a place between ethnic serbs who converted to islam bosnian

created by direct supervision of the anglo-americans, as was the case in the middle east, the same mujahideenab spring. uh, the liberation army, the notorious kosovo, respectively, but it really was nurtured in canada by the united states back in the early fifties and indeed. eh, in principle, this is all going according to the project. but if you follow this logic of project management, then the current situation in ukraine is, as it were, the completion of the project, it turns out, the thought may arise that the americans want to quietly close this project, or something went wrong with them so, or vice versa, very good. it all went like this and so divided. ukraine, in a state of such eternal permanent semi-balkanization of a semi-organization, was exactly what the americans needed as such a purulent geopolitical abscess, an eternal headache for russia and europe at the same time, because the task is precisely, to weaken europe as much as possible and isolate russia as much as possible and was the main task of this project under the name of the gvendorovsky district. now you have to someho

are doing the united states, they first nurture terrorists, as they did in afghanistan with the mujahideenit. so this is the same classic story to go. who today commits terrorist attacks, and at the behest of washington, either taking advantage of their patronage, or thinking that there, in general, it protects. no guys. you will end up the same way. like bin laden and zelensky and they are all laid avakov, they should all understand this, they will end up in the same way as any terrorists, our president said even, 22 years ago, we will wet the toilets and we will wet, of course, and now as regards. eh why? e ukraine the ukrainian regime uses a terrorist method. in fact, there is nothing surprising, but it is fully consistent with historical practice. they consider themselves the heirs of bandera. and who are the banderites? and with whom did the bandera people fight, did they fight with some army units. no, they fought with civilians, shot, robbed, killed, raped. that's what the bandera people are and do the same thing, kiev today is absolutely. let's remember, uh, you mentioned the murde