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stan erck, novavax ceo. stan: thanks for inviting me.tomorrow, we speak with another vaccine maker, moderna. we will talk vaccine efficacy, boosters and the status of its vaccine for kids. robinhood has had quite the week. the trading platform stock dropped 27% after investors approved to sell 98 million. -- 98 million shares over time. investors have been taken over a wild ride after the company top 50% wednesday. i want to bring in -- who has a rating equivalent to a hold. just a few days into this, quite a ride. would you say robinhood is officially a meme stock? >> that is a fair assessment. given some of the price action we saw this week. one of the interesting things we have looked at, our team put together this great screen where they poured through read it and tried to gauge where there is the most price action, the most general activity percolating. you can see robinhood is firmly number one. which really speaks to a lot of the volatility we have seen. emily: your latest big takeaway is do not go alone big stock, which means you

they actually set the term it will be our fault if stan i term it will be our fault if stan couldh't—an couldn't return because the club would _ couldn't return because the club would have to close and that would be our _ would have to close and that would be our fault. it would have to close and that would be our fault-— be our fault. it is clearly trying to protect _ be our fault. it is clearly trying to protect the _ be our fault. it is clearly trying to protect the name _ be our fault. it is clearly trying to protect the name and - be our fault. it is clearly trying to protect the name and the l to protect the name and the reputation. it is the victims that need support now. some things need to change. at the head of this club to change. at the head of this club to enable that to happen. in a statement. — to enable that to happen. in a statement, try _ to enable that to happen. in a statement, try to _ to enable that to happen. in a statement, try to city - to enable that to happen. in a statement, try to city gymnastics foundation says... meanwhile british gymnastics says... ina

while they allowed groups opposed to the governments into gk stan and was becca stan top right from afghan territory. can we expect that kind of calculus to reemerge? i think the us, 1st of all that you will realize is that a collapse or that filed the state of the all about and continued ward is not in the i am sure the focused on is have managed to convince the americans that is not in their best interest the washer, the absolutely terrified often tenure was not going to stand because it's will spill over into it was back in touch on because remember, the thought about condition is what's the us and others that you help us. we help you. it's a ton of a lot helped then to follow them, cannot be held responsible for a groups emerging and going across and causing security concern for russia. so i don't see any of those states willing to give the resistance inside any military support, but the biggest support they could give is that just tells us all about who will not like you, not over united nation seek to you will not have economy relations with you, unless you reach a settlement with th

do you think in afghan, a stan especially through economic factors, the supply of dollars and i've kind of stands phone reserves. i think our excellent arguments had suggested for us applying some dollar city asking on economy. as a matter of fact, today's financial times has a very interesting article by someone who says that the failure of the united states in afghanistan was a failure to support economic reconstruct akin at construction in afghanistan, after the united states invaded. am i not an expert on afghanistan, but i do watch with the u. s. government was doing and it was trying very hard to create infrastructure in afghanistan. the problem being, whenever they would build something like a power station, the taliban would come and blow it up. and unfortunately, despite the good arguments for united states, remaining it in, in some kind of supportive role. if only to mitigate the influence of china or russia, the public opinion in the united states is going to be dead set against doing math . so, and public opinion in the united states now yesterday went down by not only to bi

and originally flights were supposed to cost $2000.00 to leave afghan, a stan that applied to american citizens as well as foreigners. but now the state department has rolled back that price tag. they are now no longer making that charge. they say it is unique circumstances. however, many are saying this is simply a result of the outrage around the world and on social media. what americans have to pay to be vacuumed from gaston invited america. everything is free except in the variation from the terrorist written math, he can read it. i just verified this on the u. s. embassy of genesis website. the state department was in charge of civilian evacuations. they failed miserably and continued to fail when the dust settles. it's hard to see how secretary blinking should fill up a job when a birth not a dime of that makes its way to the us treasury. our entire government is reported out is scamarus, liars, and thieves. now the scenes that the cobble airport had been a huge source of embarrassment for the white house and their attempts to save face . amid that embarrassment and biden's dropp

departure for those who want to leave and deliver humanitarian assistance to the people of afghan . stan, itala bon, has made public commitments, broadcast on television and radio across app can stand on safe passage for anyone want to leave, including those who worked alongside americans. we don't take them by their word alone, but by their actions. we have leverage to make sure those commitments are met. let me be clear. lay me august. the 31st is not due to an arbitrary deadline. it was designed to save american lives. my predecessor, the former president, signed an agreement with the tale bon to remove us troops. fine may the 1st, just months after i was inaugurated it included no requirements intolerable work out a cooperative governor arrangement with the afghan government. but it did authorize the release of $5000.00 prisoners last year, including some of the tale bonds, top bore commanders among those who just took control of afghanistan. by the time i came to office, the tale bar was in his strongest military position since 2001 controlling or contested nearly half the country.

we no longer had a clear purpose in an open ended mission and afghan stan. after 20 years of war in afghanistan, i refuse to send another generation, america's sons and daughters to fight a war should have ended long ago. after more than 2 trillion dollars spent that ganesh stan, cross researchers, a brown university, estimated would be over $300000000.00 a day for 20 years nap ganawe's dance for 2 decades. yes, the american people to hear this $300000000.00 a day for 2 decades. you take the number of one trillion as many say that's still a $150000000.00 a day for 2 decades. what have we lost as a consequence in terms of opportunities. i refused to continue the war. there was no longer in the service of the vital national interest of our people than most of all after $800000.00 americans, serina ghana, stan, i'm travel that whole country brave and honorable service. after the 20744 american servicemen and women injured and the loss of 2461 american personnel, including 13 lives, was just this week. i refused to open another decade of warfare against him. we'

then the regional issues is starting with the afghan stan, which took a sizable chunk of our joint meeting. we agreed upon unifying the international community behind the gan, seen, and how to read positively, reflect that on the international landscape. we also discussed the latest developments, political and security during our joint meeting with discuss how to and a 5 international efforts in order to provide safe passages to the civilians provide maximum protection to them and also the peaceful transition of power in a manner that preserves the resources of the afghan people, so i express that cut that it's fully prepared to provide maximum support to maintain stability and again, and also provide the positive prospects for the protection of preservation of the game people's right. a. we also discuss the mean to every document on any possible hillman catastrophe, including the delivery of the necessary aid. we also discussed the means to combat terrorism, especially that the dentist then is a turning point and of a party on history. we had a good that taliban should demonstrate corpora

to prevent afghan, a stan from descending into a situation of catastrophe. so serious that it would have few if any parallels in this century. and let me assure you, such a catastrophe, what have consequences far beyond the borders of afghanistan? i do believe that the security council and the broader international community can help prevent the most dire scenarios. but it will require acting in unity and acting quickly. it will require acting in the past week the warrant, ghana stan has entered a new, deadlier and more destructive phase. the taliban campaign during june and july to capture rural areas, has achieved significant territorial gains from this strengthened position. they have begun to attack the larger cities. the provincial capitals of kandahar, harass, and alaska, gar, in particular, have come under significant pressure. this is a clear attempt by the taliban to seize urban centers with the force of arms. the human toll of this strategy is extremely distressing, and the political message is even more deeply disturbing regarding the human toe. l

and again, stan remains today. what has always been preventing a terrorist attack on american homeland. but his statement came in stock contest the pass commerce back in 2002 and said, failing to establish a solid national government in afghanistan might create a lawless, safe haven for anti american terrorists. caleb morgan takes a closer look at the president's conflicting history with the conflict. when you look at what's happening and afghan a stand, you can hardly say that joe biden is blameless. he supported the war 1st in congress and then his vice president. and now he says that his decision for a sudden withdrawl is correct to many, it looks like he has absolutely no clue what he is doing. what in his mind, it all makes perfect sense. we want to have gans dana was 20 years ago with clear goals. get those who attract us on september, 11th, 2001. and make sure i could not use f ganeth stan as a base from which to attack us again. we did that now, summer remembering how wishy washy joe biden was when it came

it's estimated afghans. stan has billions of dollars worth of natural resources and dozens of countries including rivals, india, and pakistan are looking to benefit by helping afghans extract them. with the prospects of a new government, political influence in afghanistan is up for grabs. china is seeking to secure it's belton road initiative, and that's kind of stand support would be essential for its corridor with pakistan . the. now for me on this, i'm joined by our guests. we have joining us from miami june teufel drayer, a professor at the university of miami and a specialist on asia economy and security. she's also written extensively on mineral mining in da hash met, muffler and independent african analyst. schmidt is covered up kind of stand extensively and is one of the 1st journalists to have interviewed the tardy bomb after $911.00. good. have you with us? so if we can with hash, then for the last 20 years i've gone this town has been a center for us power throughout central asia. how much of a radical change in the balance of power takes place right now? well, we have to loo

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or only by last interest in a gap. stan remains today. what has always been preventing a terrorist attack on america homeland? i've argued for many years that our mission should be narrowly focused on counterterrorism, not counter insurgency or nation building. that's why oppose the search when it was proposed in 2009 when i was vice president. and that's why i'm president. i'm adamant we focus on the threats we face to day in 2021. not yesterday's threats. today, the terrorist threat has metastasized, well beyond afghanistan, l ship bob in somalia are cried and the raven peninsula on looser in syria, isis attempting to create a killer fight in syria and iraq and establishing affiliates in multiple countries in africa and asia. these threats warn our attention and our resources. we conduct effective counterterrorism missions against terrorist groups in multiple countries where we don't have permanent military presence if necessary will do the same and can stand. we've developed counterterrorism over the rise and capability that will allow

here's what he said, our mission afghan. stan was never supposed to been nation building. it was never supposed to be created the unified centralized democracy. this has critics of joe biden, wondering about his reliability and credibility when it comes to foreign policy is certainly not the 1st time that joe biden has zig zag when it comes to international issues. he was at 1st, the major supporter of the invasion of iraq. then later was opposing it and took moves that may have strengthened the i feel the terrorists during his vice presidency under brock obama. many of pointed out that he was a vehement supporter of us intervention in libya before later admitting that it was a big mistake and a big disaster. so a lot of questions are now being raised. people look at the situation in afghanistan and say that joe biden is pretty much to blame for a catastrophe. and there seems to have been a lot of miscalculation and mismanagement, and lack of planning on the part of us forces. and the commander in chief may have a lot of explaining to do about what's happening in the count

and make sure i kind of could not use afghans stan as a base from which to attack us again. we did that. now some are remembering how wishy washy joe biden was when it came to the obama white houses decision to take out the lot. and he eventually praise the decision when it fit the overall narrative and emission that will go down in the annals of intelligence and special operations. some of america's most gifted security professionals track down osama milan, after the trail had gone cold. joe, what do you think? and i said, you know, i didn't know we had so many economists around the table. i said we owe demanded direct answer. mister president, my suggestion is, don't go, we have to do 2 more things to see if he's there. now biden looks a little shaky when you look over other foreign policy decisions as well when it comes to iraq. he voted for the war and he pushed the false claims about weapons of mass destruction. but now he's for withdrawing their to as vice president. he supported prime minister ma leaking and many of argue that he ended up emboldening isis when it came

that is afghan at stan. both are president and the state secretary of claim the us achieve the goals, given today's chaos that was saying the world is asking if that really is the case, do you think so? well, i think when, when the united states government says they achieve their goals, you really have to fact check that you have to go back and find out what their goals were. there are many in the military in the past, 15 to 20 years, they did not understand at all, did not know, wondered, asked, requested the information, what are, what is the mission in afghanistan? what is it that we are doing? and how might we, you know, take steps to achieve that mission, and they got a variety of answers, answers that changed answers that were nonsensical from the, from the, from the u. s. government, from the various administration. so it's where it is words we achieved our mission . in fact, as i recall, i think george bush had a mission accomplished banner on a, on a us ship, where he said it was over admission had

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and now an afghan stan. and there it is. that's what the guys talking about. and this is the new empire. so you're going to discuss that. but a bit of history that we've been talking about that the senate shop, there's a pivot happening. we've been saying this over and over for last 3 months. but dan collins talks about this in relation to china and what's going on over there and afghan, them and elsewhere. but you know, so let's go to that story about, around the shanghai corporation organization around to join shanghai, cooperation organization that hasn't been formally announced and happen, but it looks like it actually will happen this time. so right now the f e o is china, russia, india, pakistan, their members. it's a mutual defense and security package. a ran has so far been unable to join because of tears. you could then and becca stand, have a nice universal acceptance by all members. and they've kept on denying the right of around to join. but this enters into what china china is one of the founding member. and they want this belt and wrote initiativ

president biden dodging the media just a few moments ago on the nightmare he created in half again stan. instead, the president sitting down with abc and claims he has no regrets on how things unfolded. >> we've always seen the pictures, the hundreds of people packed into a c-17. we've seen afghans -- >> that was five days ago. >> what did you think when you first saw the pictures? >> i thought we have to gain control of this. we have to move this more quickly. we have to move in a way in which we can take control of that airport. we did. >> sir, you don't think this could have been handled better in any way? no mistake? >> no. i don't think it could have been handled in a way -- we're going to go back in hindsight and look, but the idea that somehow there's a way to have gotten out

and again, stan is this the re paradox, right? essential, overnight celebration and anger the following morning when they saw the reality of what the americans left behind and basically destroying their own equipment. because this is the challenge for the family right now. they won the war. perhaps the biggest challenge for them as, as counter insurgency, would be building and i've gone, stand governing the gun stand and taking i've got to stand out of its isolation, and beth is going to be a huge chunk. oh, you talk bear my want about this being this 20 year period being a sad chapter in history and there is plenty of evidence to try to show that. but the united is the united states and the united kingdom will point to the achievements that they feel that they have made during that period, particularly securing the rights of women education for girls, the infrastructure they have built and so on. what does that, what about that part of the equation? well, clearly in terms of the tragedy that this thing started as a revenge was re

the problem is terrorism that happens afghans. stan doesn't stay in afghanistan, we will be archived at 3.0. they are working closely with the taliban and they do tend to attack their former secretary of state conduct. liza rice offered her $0.02 on y, america's longest war was not long enough. 20 years may also not have been enough to consolidate all gains against terrorism. and assure our own safety we and they needed more time. once again, rice's place on the board of c 3 a i, a defense contracting company is conveniently left out of our article with all these powerful officials having one foot in the capitalist pool. and the other in that of the u. s. government. it's not hard to imagine why endless war is a very lucrative business decision for some stock returns from 2001 to 20. 21 for government contracted arms. companies like lockheed martin and northrop grumman totaled more than 1000 percent and wiki leaks, founder and whistleblower julian assange tried to warn the world about it years ago to use wash money out of a way out of the tax basis of european africa back into the ha

this is archie international and rolling a full news hour of what's been happening and i've gone to stan as the taliban advances. it's now entered the presidential palace in the capital cobble after president, ash rough gone, he fled the country earlier. meanwhile, there are still conflicting reports on whether god has actually quit or not, but it really is only a matter of time. i guess. here's what's happening on the streets of the capital as we've been showing you in the past few hours, gridlock and traffic jams as people try to flee the city and abandoning that home. some abandoning that cause in the middle of the road with huge traffic jams reported all this now means that the militants effectively control every major city, province and region in the country. following what's been a rapid and decisive of offensive that will so control every boulder post across afghanistan and encircled the city of cobble several hours ago. the only way in and out of the nation is through the heavily defended airport in cobble, but traffic. there has been extremely limited. i've been monitoring the t

historically no one has ever able to conquer up dana. stan, people are all set. busy with people i talk to our a re it's completely budged. there is no. ready political will, and there are still americans trap in afghanistan and still haven't been able to get to go. and as far as lessons learned from, i mean other previous words. i mean, if we haven't learned from vietnam, if we didn't learn from, you know, from iraq in their early 2 thousands. i mean, we're just going to continue to make the same big mistakes because they were not the ones that are pocketing the mit and were just being used for the will of the mit. and that's and that's what i'd say about that. well, as the whole crisis continues to unfold and ask honest on wiki leaks is drawing attention to past revelations about america's longest war in a series of twitter post to the organization, republish classified us documents, which at 1st leak to the public a decade ago. like then we're helix found the julian us on warned that the us intervention would be an endless war. beneficial to only a few. i don'

and again, stan remains today. what has always been preventing a terrorist attack on american homeland? the failure to establish a solid national government could create a lawless, safe haven for an tim or a concert. when you look at what's happening and app ganeth, dan, you can hardly say that joe biden is blameless. he supported the war 1st in congress and then his vice president. and now he says that his decision for a sudden withdrawl is correct to many. it looks like he has absolutely no clue what he is doing. what in his mind, it all makes perfect sense. we want to have gans dana was 20 years ago with clear goals. get those who attract us on september. 11th, 2001. and make sure i kind of could not use afghans stan as a base from which to attack us again. we did that. now some are remembering how wishy washy joe biden was when it came to the obama white houses decision to take out the lot and eventually praise the decision when it fit the overall narrative and emission that will go down in the annals of intell

as stan, do you do say that they will not surrender to the taliban and are prepared to fight on diabetes facing and increasing the powerful taliban which has gained possession of vast quantities of western weaponry that includes advance to hillary and aircraft that was captured from government forces were simply handed to them. you could you don off takes a closer look. this video right here, claims to show taliban fighters, flaunting american, made gear and well looking as natal. like as it gets headed, come out just a month ago. it would have been rubbish. as an obvious fake, but today it's you really believable americans left behind weapons and war machines worth billions of dollars. so many in fact that the taliban might not even need them all. we don't have a complete picture obviously of where every article of defense materials has gone, but certainly a fair amount of it has fallen into the hands of the taliban. and obviously we don't have a sense that they are going to readily hand it over to us at the airport and getting this much advanced weaponry, including a whole air force wo

especially now we more of those who made the ultimate sacrifice in afghan. stan, let me say to their families and loved ones. our hearts are with you. and the u. s . military stands as one to honor those we've lost. now, afghan war veterans are some monolith. i'm hearing strong views from all sides on the, on this issue. and that's probably the way that it should be. what's important is that each of us will work our way through this in our own way. and we need to respect that, and we need to give one another the time and space to help do it. our greatest asset as a nation is extraordinary men and women who volunteer to keep us all safe and their families. we honor your service, we understand your sacrifice and we will never forget it. and so with that, i'm going to turn it over to a general milly who can talk about where we stand operationally. good afternoon everyone and thank you miss secretary. what i'd like to do is give you an overall situation update as of today. you've been watching a lot of briefing from the pentagon by the us defense secretary lloyd austin, who said that lin

i think what having conversations about us war is in the middle east and in particular afghan at stan. it is so important to talk about julian authority and would you be contributions? i think the united states government is seeking to make an example out of julian assigned to show other journalists, this is what can happen to you if you expose the u. s. military industrial complex . and if you embarrass the u. s. government, we can lead, showed us through the afghan war diaries and the rapport loves it. these were crimes were not happening here. and there, this is with some sort of rare occurrence. there were civilian casualties on a regular basis in wiki leaf expose that we should be thinking, joy and sergeant, we should all be advocating for his immediate release because this was certainly public interest journalism. ok, so this tuesday from are you mixed messages from ukraine on the possible hijacking of one of its planes that cobble airport will try to shed some light on that for you among our stories after the break? oh, i use german, daydreaming shaped banks. those in me i thin

the great majority of the 38000000 people that live in ghana, stan are not leaving the country. the ones that are primarily are the ones that have worked with the united states government. and then there are some other afghans who saw the opportunity of going to another country. many afghans have left the country because of the lack of employment that actually give enough money to support your family. but the people that have worked with the us government over the last 20 years, certainly feel that their lives may be in danger because it's all a bond. may take retribution against them. yeah, there's a dust settling in the political side of this is coming out news to the 3 quarters of americans recently polled. now believe afghanistan, but once again become a breeding ground for international terrorists, just like it was 20 years ago. it goes down off reports, next and on what went wrong with the u. s. mission. gaston americans were promised a triumph. a whole generation was raised to the 2. no vows that the mission will be a success. we will win this conflict by the patient accu

a halt is an end to the attacks on cities and ghana, stan and also for countries that are meeting with the taliban political committee to demand a ceasefire. on behalf of the country and the increasingly worried international community. christian, thank you. christmas salumi life verse of the united nations are diplomatic get? it's a james bays is in cobble with more on the taller bonds gains. this is significance around the 1st provincial capital, enough kind of stuff to fall into taliban control. these pictures released by the taliban ship fighters driving humvees and other vehicles paid for by the us and nato and taken from africa and forces the airport the only one in the desert province, as well as key government offices were captured, were told by eyewitnesses with barely a short being fired earlier the taliban fighters had broken into the prison breaking out detainees which included some of their own fighters. they urged the governor abdul karim brough who to surrender. he released this video saying he would not. but just hours later, taliban fighters were filming themselves in

call for continuation of the mission in ghana, stan, american, mainstream media forgotten that could be a conflict of interest covering this to to white, to be true. cambridge museum hang special plex explaining the whiteness of some of its sculptures on display, all in the name of diversity. ah no, no, we're most good and good morning. welcome to the program we watching on the national with me, kevin, we live from a world news h q and 1st this wednesday of coverage a couple and i'm gonna start coming up for units couple international airport. we're going 1st currently controlled by us forces. it's running will be the last few days of evacuations from the country, the taliban, which controls my own. everything that, apart from the airport says that the guns that have gathered the should return home because they will no longer be allowed to leave the country while also vouching for the safety of those remaining in the country to. so with the tell about no longer allowing the evacuation of outcome, citizen, well we got to hear. well, the children we see could be the last a kid out of t

the real failure of this war enough, janet, stan, or whatever. you want to call that a conflict was explicitly pointed out in the dentist and papers where a lot of generals basically spoke about the fact that there was no mention. they had no mission, they didn't know what they were doing there. and they didn't know what they were going to do in the future anyway. so yes, of course, i think, i think not even pulling out of just even invading up dana fan was a radio taylor. historically, no one has been ever able to conquer a dentist. and so do you think that military us know, that sailed and more able to succeed in iraq? we're going to succeed and i've got to spend that. so that's really finding us the job most times triggered phase of another refugee crisis that was fleeing afghans not looking to find a solemn in the u, a neighboring states. but next morning, as peter, all of us been funding, not everyone is waiting with open arms for these new arrivals. the european union is yet to set any figures for how many african refugees they intend to ta

it's hubris that defeated us and f kenneth. stan not to tell about, well, and that's, that's probably a big question, not only applies that case and but several other theaters around the world that the us got involved with. i want to talk to you about how quickly the african student government actually felt. you know, we keep here with this vietnam britain reference, at least south vietnam, actually held for 2 months. couple was actually just 2 weeks. do you think those in power in the u. s. government, you order the withdrawal actually thought these governments were prepared to stand on their own, or was that just saying things when they actually knew the truth? a certain amount to the military industrial complex has gotten the idea that they can dictate to reality. and that's what you saw there are certainly people inside the u. s. government who were telling other people inside the u. s. government, this is all going to be fine. we. we spent our $6000000000.00 a year building is fighting force. and it's all going to be fine. the problem is they ran up against 2 things. first of all

have kenneth stan political leaders gave up and fled the country. the afghan military collapsed sometime without trying to fight. now the president said that the united states provided the money, the training, the resources. but in the end, the afghan gover military simply didn't have the will, and the u. s. could not provide them the well to fight for their own country. he said, 6000 us troops will be on the ground this week to help with the ongoing really evacuation . and that's what it is. efforts as to why the u. s. t. employee can sooner. well, the president said some just simply didn't want to leave. and that the afghan government, he said, did not want to create panic by allowing the us to pull thousands of people ahead of time. that will argue way. that will be a big point of contention. i'm sure, finally, scotty, the president said that the buck stops with him at a quote. i know my decision will be criticized, but i'd rather have that and pass an endless war onto yet another president and administration and quote, you, john, you are fine fo

janice, stan, those targeted into soldiers, police and intelligence personnel. the taliban internationalists focuses dismissed . the report saying the group is focused on restoring order. the evacuation of diplomats and africans is continually a couple international airport. the us moved 3000 people and thursday, nato says about 18000 have been evacuated since the taliban took over. robert brice has more from capital at times the taliban will put in place check boys to try to control the numbers down the airport road. that actually gets to the airport to stop people getting that the taliban is telling people that if they don't have a reason to be there, they shouldn't be that they should leave. but still people are trying to get there . and of course, as well as civilians trying to get to the domestic terminal, which remains close and the taliban and turning them away. there are also lots of other people trying to use the airport road, who i do have a seat on these evacuation flights, or special charter flights that are being laid on. who should be allowed to ge

we've lost enough ghana. stan, this is their failure. and you know, now we have this situation. so it ran to join shanghai cooperation organization. and it goes on to point out the importance of the secret. central asian countries do not have access to open waters. therefore, in the economic plan of one belt, one road, china will inevitably be one of the access routes of these countries to the open waters of iran. therefore, iran can provide better transportation better and more access to the persian gulf by strengthening and developing communication infrastructure. in other words, around is their connection point to open waters. everyone gets is a, when it's a win win win win situation that there's no losers in this, in this new, in this organization. there's also the black sea, but that of course has to go through turkey. so there is a vulnerability there. but in terms of, of the geo politics of this, this is the story that we've been talking about over the past decade with dan collins. i think if you look at the record of report and what we've been reporting and our conversat

once again in the coming out, the un security council is expected to discuss f ganeth. stan diplomat say they've been proposing a draft statement which would threaten sanctions and a firm that a taliban lead government would not be recognized. his diplomatic attitude, james phase. here are the un, they are following the situation extremely closely. the un security council will meet on monday to says scott, what's been going on the very fast moving and fluid situation in afghanistan. i'm told the secretary general antonio terrorist will be briefing himself the security council about what's been happening on the ground, what they understand about the taliban plans and about the security situation as foreign diplomats are leaving from cobble airport. the u. n. are not evacuating at this stage, i'm told that you and staff are confined to the bases. they are not going anywhere . they're not carrying out any work, no humanitarian work by the un at this stage. clearly, it will be interesting to hear from all members of the security council. remember, 6 of the 15 security council members had

the here's the layout of what afghan stan looks like right now. it's a see of read those are the taliban control territory? this looked much like that throughout the week. but let's see how that, how it's develops in recent days because it has been changing our by our 1st on thursday, the islamist group started its operation on the countries of 2nd largest city kandahar. that was a key gain by the end of friday. the medicines had also taken hair out, which is the 3rd largest city over in the fall west of afghanistan. across the we came from saturday to sunday, another area, mazata sharif. that also fell to the insurgents, but quite k to that is this area used to be pretty resistant to the taliban in the early days. not any more than the medicines entered into jail about to the east of the capital. and now the country's capital is surrounded. what this now means is that the medicines effectively control almost every province in the country following that rapids and decisive offensive report, and also controlling every border post across the country