learned about the speed with which the taliban took over the country. secretary general again, sultan burg told on there that some nathan allies expressed the need to stay beyond the 31st august deadline to get people out. we have been able to evacuate the thousands of people over the last days and the situation at the airport is so much better now. and i, and also on, in the beginning of the week about, we really recognized that the huge, tall sca that remains to be done. and that was the main issue discussed at the meeting today. the reality is, i've actually, we are many allies for offer to host to receive afghans. people coming out from i've gone on, we have many planes enough calling this on the cobbler airport or in the region. the main challenge was to get people to the airport on into the airport. so we have communicated clearly to all of us that they should provides a safe passage for everyone who wants to leave the country. and especially enable them to go to the airport.

called on the taliban to facilitates the departure of all those who wants to leave the country yet. sultan burg also blamed the afghan forces for what's happening in cobble right now. the african political leadership failed to stand up to the taliban, and to cheve the peaceful solution that africans desperate they wanted. this failure, ask and leadership lead to the tragedy we are witnessing today. turkey and greece fear being at the forefront of another refugee crisis is thousands of afghans look to sleep taliban rule. turkeys already building a bowl a moment or 2 with a run to stop 3 for crossing illegally. grease the said it cannot become a gateway into the e. u for afghans. greece was on the front line of europe's migration crisis in 2015, where nearly a 1000000 people think conflicts and syria, iraq and afghanistan landed on its islands. the hughes calling for europe to create humanitarian corridors for african refugees joined a whole reports from london. for the moment. of course, the focus is on getting foreign nationals out about going to stand along with africa and support staff. some