tajikistan has about, if i'm not wrong, about 1,200 km of border with afghanistan.lt to keep it over there. we are supplying them, not only us, but this is organisational security of all countries. we are supplying them with forces. at the moment, we are conducting manoeuvres together with tajikistan over there and with participation of uzbekistan, which is another border—long country with afghanistan. both of these countries are... ..could be targets for terrorists. leon panetta, a former cia director, says he has no doubt that the taliban remain terrorists. they are going to continue to support terrorists and he, of course, is talking about al-qaeda and various different other radical islamist groups, including islamic state. does russia take the same view? well, we have seen that director of cia has just met with leaders of taliban and he was talking to them. i do not know about what, but it's a fact of life. and what i do understand, although i'm not a big specialist in the middle east, in the middle east, but i can say that taliban is different. they have diffe

and others near the border of tajikistan and so on. if they could not agree on a unified front, then the advantage would be to the ton of bonds and all those people and groups could dream off is some benefits in a future government, you know, some representatives whatever, but it is not out of the question that a, an effort to arm those people just like what happened in the past with a ton of bonds themselves and to arm those people train them and bring some am i've guns who are not happy from neighboring countries back into the country, tried to take the time and then we could well be seeing a return of a civil war or something for the moment it looks like the taliban will be in control providing a piece. they sort of that group they, you could argue as well that the taliban are not the same for 30 years. they were so 30 years ago. probably now they are a bit more mature. they know how to show force at some times and lenient see it other times and a piece others as long as they can give him some carrot shows and carrots sometimes and

now conflicting reports addressed, he's now in one of 2 neighboring countries tajikistan or was breakfast on. however, both countries currently deny those claims. let's bring you another video here, reportedly showing inmates released by the taliban from the country's largest prison. earlier they also sees the background, the military jail located just 25 kilometers north of the capitol. reports claim about $5000.00 convicts was set free. mostly taliban fighters ready to join the assault. and the following footage circulating on line shows the taliban setting up a road block between july le, bad, and cobble people driving through, reportedly being checked for documents with men without bid being asked if they are muslim. now the taliban ramped up. it's offensive in april, following jo biden's confirmation that he was pulling out american troops. and you can see here with the numbers on display, in just a matter of months, the group has successfully swept across the entire country just for a moment here on the program. let's take a look at how all these events unfolded. the i the the now a

it covers northern afghanistan into tajikistan and parts of iran and into india. so the isis k influence in that region has been growing for years. we've known about it. we watched them too, until now those they haven't been a significant factor. but now that us forces are pulling out all of a sudden they are rearing their ugly head. the web is widespread and it's intricate they have given the wording in this statement about the targets. it's been very vague. and as you've said, could just be one could be anybody. is there also the possibility that it could have been someone significant? and if it was why keep flat behind as it were, would there be reasons and even if it was some one significant as this target, they just don't wanna release the details yet. well, a planner is a planner. i mean it's, he probably was not a leader of isis k, but, but they always have people who will fill the void, and they have people who, who are constantly coming up the ranks. you see that there's successions when the leaderships are killed off. there's always someone the fill that

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-- tajikistan? would you say we should just give that up? mr. sullivan: i would say the president does not believe the united states should be fighting and dying for the border of tajikistan. no. what you just laid out as a national security interest, we would not agree it is right to ask american soldiers to risk their lives for the purpose of maintaining a presence near tajikistan. reporter: what happens to the billions of dollars worth of property the u.s. gave afghanistan? mr. sullivan: 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. obviously, we don't have a sense that they will readily handed over to us at the airport. reporter: thank you. has the president seen images of people flying off the airplane yesterday? what has been his reaction to those images? mr. sullivan: the president, as he said in his remarks yesterday, these images are heartbreaking. as i have said repeatedly today, the human toll of the end of th

the taliban now controls most of afanistan's borders with tajikistan and uzbekistan in the north. comes as the united states is withdrawing troops after nearly 20 years of the longest u.s. war, the war in afghanistan. on tuesday, the u.n. office of the high commissioner for human rights called for an end to urban fighting. >> civilian casualties are continuing to mount and reports of violations that may amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity continue to emerge. we all know urban warfare result in scores of civilians being killed. we have seen it before too many times. in afghanistan since the ninth of july in four cities alone, at least 183 civilians have been killed and 1181 haven't injured, -- have been injured, including children. amy: still with us, ro khanna of california and we are joined by phyllis bennis, fellow at the institute for policy studies. phyllis, let's begin with you. one provincial capital after another is in taliban control. can you talk about the significance of this? >> i think this important we recognize that this kind of a crisis was inevitable w

possibly to tajikistan with his close aides, a small number of them. a key figure here in former government as the former president. appeals for calm here certainly, but i have to say one of the former members of staff of president ghani referred to this as him running away. and, most importantly, we had been expecting for weeks, even months if you listen to u.s. diplomacy some sort of transitional power-sharing agreement. more clearly that has not happened. the president has left the country. there is nothing that we are aware of at this point to shore up political factions here and prevent the taliban from simply moving in and taking power. and a lot of the reports we're hearing here is they are slowly moving around the city with the key goal of securing major objectives here. so unclear precisely what awaits many kabulis tomorrow morning. dark is certainly falling here, and it is an unprecedented night for this capital city after 20 years of the american security blanket. >> again, nick, we often heard about how kabul was well fortified. the afghan

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of the most dangerous things though, is that if the taliban head to the north, where are allies tajikistan and cut a guest on our, we will have to do our duty and protect those states of hostilities in afghanistan . i'm taking a serious toll on the countries humanitarian situation. don't forget, it's already heavily burdened by the corona virus pandemic. we heard from one charity worker about the pressure the local populations under. as the conflict has escalated over the past few weeks, we've seen a massive humanitarian disaster playing out. the escalating fighting has led to civilian casualties and large scale civilian displacement across the countries. and particularly in the past few weeks, we've seen tens of thousands of people fleeing the fighting to safety. here in cobble, this was also on top of an existing humanitarian disaster in which there was conflict . the ongoing impacts of the 1910 and a drought was announced earlier this year. so half the population even before the latest escalation and fighting with a need to monitoring assistance and those needs are even greater right no

when they arrive here, they're probably already been through some other location like somewhere in tajikistan, possibly an air base in doha and qatar. they've come here as maybe their last step before they're moved on to the united states. many of these people are green card holders or they're passport holders. they're essentially american citizens once they're here, they're really facing a lack of information. though a lack of nothing else. they are taken care of in terms of food, water, healthcare, clothing and they're put up in essentially pretty good living arrangements but many of them really don't have enough information on when they're going to be allowed to leave, what they need to furnish as proof to get out of here and move onto the united states. and a lot of them are anxious and worried and exhausted as they we wannt from the streets f kabul to another destination >>> the u.s. has hit another grim milestone, surpassing 38 million covid-19 cases, extending the record by a million cases in just six days >> plus, an alarming new trend affecting pregnant women according to a study by

of the most dangerous things though, is that if the taliban head to the north, where are allies tajikistan and cut a guest on our, we will have to do our duty and protect those states. meanwhile, riley have taken place in neighboring iran over the telephone. take over 7 traitors into iran, into mountain and the violence again cross counts. citizen protest is also accused . packed on a back can be as him as group and called for functions against islamic still i had here and i'll go anyway, the kind of on has taken control for most all of us down it's gone. we'll have all the details off the break as we focus on the capital the the look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, except when the shorter the conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. the point obviously is to great track, rather than fear i would take on various jobs with the artificial intelligence real summoning the demon a robot most protects its own existence with exist. join

we have good relations with tajikistan is becca. stan took many tom packets to honor bron china . i can assure our neighbors that they should not fear any threats, harm or damage from our territory, the belly law and what it has for drugs. we have a far reaching plan to prevent drug production. currently, about 3000000 afghans predicted to drugs. this is this side phenomenon for us. we'll try to nullify the cultivation and production of drugs in 2001 the cultivation and production of opiates would not eradicated work in this direction as well. in some provinces, the sewing and collection of drugs is still ongoing. and here we need cooperation. not only with the countries of the region, but also with other interested went down 13 soldiers killed and 18 injured. that's the grim toll of coast attack for the american military. when asked by a john missed if he's going to speak to the bereaved families of the service members killed and cobble a joe biden chose to keep silent the now the atrocity and cobble came off in nearly 20 years of us military occupation, enough kindness don, who'

we have good relations with tajikistan is back as time to minister on pakistan. iran, china. i can assure our neighbors that they should not fear any threats, home or damage from our territory, the belly law into another law. as for drugs, we have a far reaching plan to prevent drug production. currently, about 3000000 afghans rejected to drugs. this is this side phenomenon for us will try to nullify the cultivation and production of drugs in 2001 the cultivation and production of opiates would not eradicated work in this direction as well. in some provinces, the sewing and collection of drugs is still ongoing. and here we need cooperation, not only with the countries the region, but also with other interested. st. went down. 13 soldiers killed, 18 entered. that's the grim, tall of thursday's attacks to the american army. it came off to nearly 20 years of us military presence in afghanistan. the profess goal was to prevent tara attacks against americans on american soil, but with the town of bonds, charging back to power some u. s. military veterans, a question whether the sa

thousands of a gains have fled their homes and they are vows neighbors to the north, uzbekistan and tajikistanholding military drills with russia as fears mount that the instability could spread. the taliban has taken cities before. the key question tonight is will they hold them? regardless, the u.s. embassy here is urging americans to leave the country immediately. hallie? >> kelly, thank you. >>> now to china where just six months from now the winter olympics are set to begin. those games coming in a country that faces not just covid challenges but criticism over its human rights record. janis mackey frayer reports from beijing. >> the countdown is on. villages are built. venues have been fine-tuned. the water cube where michael phelps swam now the ice cube for curling events. the iconic bird's nest revamped, too. >> we're ready to go. >> reporter: but the pandemic looms large here. the ski jump center, the stands can hold 10,000 people. whether anyone will actually attend will depend on covid. it will mean a winter olympics like no other. for nearly 3,000 athletes. like figure skater natha

proposed by the taliban. conflicting report suggests he's now in one of 2 neighboring countries, tajikistan or his becca st. on. however, both deny those claims that's bringing some more video footage here. this one reportedly showing inmates released by the taliban from the country's largest jail . earlier they also sees a background military prison located just 25 kilometers north of the capital revolt claim around. 5000 convicts was set free. mostly taliban fighters ready to join the sold. this footage circulating on line seems to show a taliban roadblock between july le, bad, and cobble people are reported being checked for documents with men without beards being asked if their muslim. we spoke to one local journalist about the situation in couple morning i ran to the ftp to see how the city is located. the taliban fighters were guarded different areas of cobbler. they had the patrol. is that because the people who are taking photos with the tyler bonds, they thought about the different diplomatic areas. i saw some talking about that day and enjoy a compound but a lonely cd is quite sho

we have good relations with tajikistan is pakistan, took men as tom pakistan. bron china. i can assure our neighbors that they should not fear any threats, harm or damage from our territory. the law has for drugs. we have a far reaching plan to prevent drug production. currently, about 3000000 afghans rejected to drugs. this is this side phenomenon for us. we'll try to nullify the cultivation and production of drugs in 2001 the cultivation and production of opiates would not read a k. did we work in this direction as well? in some provinces, the sewing and collection of drugs is still ongoing. and here we need cooperation not only with the countries of the region, but also with other interested state. 13 soldiers killed 18 injured. that's the grand total of attack for the american army. it came off to nearly 20 years. all of us military presence in afghanistan fest goal was to prevent terrorist attacks against americans and america. but with the taliban surging back to power some u. s. military veterans, a question whether all the sacrifices well was it widens recent claim

of the most dangerous things though, is that if the taliban head to the north, where are allies tajikistan and cut a guest on our we will have to do our duty and protect those states that i had had about has taken control with all of our scan install and we'll have to bring you all the details off the break because we focus on the capital the ah, join me every thursday on the alex, silent show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport, business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me the media a reflection of reality the in a world transformed what will make you feel safer. type relation for community. you going the right way? where are you being somewhere? direct. what is truth? what is in a world corrupted. you need to defend the join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah, in the welcome back can continuing all topic. main story of sunday nights tied up on flight. his end to the presidential palace in the capital, kabul, the president had fled the country on products and go to the city to powerful a place in the top of course, may be hard near the president

these northern borders now with a southern border of russia and it was breakfast on tajikistan and all these caucasian countries down there. america now is bringing in the big, heavy bombers to have bombing the taliban across the northern region. you go to what one that russia must have some serious concerns right now that america is bucking out of afghanistan while the americans are continuing their bombing in order to try and halt the taliban in advance. but it's not working. and they're trying to prop up their government in kabul, such that the taliban might find it useful and important to make a coalition government with them. we'll see. the important thing to remember is that for the, from the point of view of the entire world is that the reach of the u. s. empire is shrinking. they are going to have to leave afghan, the stand that's not to say that they're not going to try and metal. they're not going to use drawing attacks. they're not going to cause sabotage and other issues inside of ass down the stan. but the fact is that like the british who are playing the great game with a

we have good relations with tajikistan is back as time to minister on pakistan. iran, china. i can assure our neighbors that they should not fear any threats, home or damage from our territory. the belly law and the drugs we have a far reaching plan to prevent drug production. currently, about 3000000 afghans rejected and drugs. this is this side phenomenon for us. we'll try to nullify the cultivation and production of drugs in 2001 the cultivation and production of opiates would not eradicated work in this direction as well. in some provinces, the sewing and collection of drugs is still ongoing. and here we need cooperation not only with the countries in the region, but also with other interested. st. went down still ahead, painful reminders of the past. a wiki league pulls that whistle, blowing. archives, so on, i've gone on to re expose a multitude of problems over the years would be us lead mission will have all the details on that off the break. ah jain me every thursday on the alex simon show. and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport, business. i'm

of the most dangerous things though, is that if the taliban head to the north, where are allies tajikistan and cut against on our, we will have to do our duty and protect those states. you know, sort of thing that i've got to start taking a serious told on the countries when a tarion situation already heavily burdened by the corona, virus pandemic, from one. so he will care about the precious the local population is under. as the conflict has escalated over the past few weeks, we've seen a massive humanitarian disaster playing out. the escalating fighting has led to civilian casualties and large scale civilian displacement across the country. and particularly in the past few weeks, we've seen tens of thousands of people fleeing the fighting to safety. here in cobble, this is also on top of an existing humanitarian disaster in which there was conflict . the ongoing impacts of the corporate 19 pandemic. and a drought was announced earlier this year, so half the population even before the latest escalation and fighting with a need monitoring assistance and those needs are even greater right n

country, including citizens of russia, better us ukraine, and afghanistan's former soviet neighbor, tajikistan. ah, we hadn't expected the evacuation to go to this. well, it's been very good crowded. it's usually taken 5 or 6 days to evacuate. we were told yesterday and today we're ready on the plan. ah, let me see, i want to thank precious president and defense minister for taking us out of the dangerous place and bringing us to jacob. they said us too many thanks to them as it's done. oh, i distribute them. we had to wear home. no, it's children can do for school. i went to think christ helping else in situation because it's very difficult now to get to the airport me pictures for the scituate, for the streets, remains really tense with taliban fighters patrolling in ahmed vehicles brandishing extensive weaponry. adding to the problems right now in the capital is a lack of money physically, long queues falling outside banks in the hope there might reopened anytime say they've been closed for 10 days now since the taliban swept the power and the face of adversity, people try to get over their

we have good relations with tajikistan is back as many as tom pakistan of ron china. i can assure our neighbors that they should not fear any threats, harm or damage from our territory. the belly online has the drugs. we have a far reaching plan to prevent drug production. currently, about 3000000 afghans rejected to drugs. this is this side phenomenon for us. we'll try to nullify the cultivation and production of drugs in 2001 the cultivation and production of opiates would not read a case work in this direction as well. in some provinces, the sewing and collection of drugs is still ongoing. and here we need cooperation not only with the countries of the region, but also with other interested st. ahead committing crimes behind falls. we look at the growing problem of transgender convex being placed in women's prisons, and literally using fellow inmates of a special port of the shall break the ah, with me ah, ah, i use so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have is crazy for taishan, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. developments only per

of the most dangerous things though, is that if the taliban head to the north, where are allies tajikistan and cut a guest on our we will have to do all duty and protect those states. from the city of la father, it was the last major stronghold taken by the taliban before they reached the capital, the militants claims the city was taken without a fight for to try his line shows the kind of on setting up a roadblock between 2 lot of odds on couple people driving through our reportedly being checked the documents with man without to bad being off on list. oh, this is an exclusive video from us down to the 2nd largest city of come to hall, which came on to cut a bond control. and friday, the group said it is hundreds of lessons and vehicles as well. large amounts of ammunition in the city. despite the escalating violence over the year, it took months for the un security council who admit how critical the situation was . even a country that is tragically known generations of conflicts. afghanistan is in the throes of yet another k. u optic and desperate chapter. an incredible treasure the for

to the north, there are the former soviet states such as turkmenistan, uzbekistan and tajikistan, allis iran, which has already seen an influx of afghan refugees. afghanistan's largest border is with pakistan, which in the past has been accused by the west of providing shelter and support to the taliban. and further to the east is china, which has growing economic and security interests in the region. so what happens next in afghanistan really matters. when the soviet union troops left in �*89, the victorious mujahedin started fighting each other, so the countries in the region then poured fuel on the fire of the afghan civil war, and the fear now is, because you've got lots of enmity between the countries in the region, it's a danger that could happen again. the us and britain leave a country in limbo. the question now is notjust what it was all for, but can they really afford to stand by as afghanistan once again descends into civil war? jonathan beale, bbc news. the american folk singer and songwriter nancy griffith has died aged 68. the texan musician was known for songs such as l

we have good relations with tajikistan is pakistan. tuck, menaced on pakistan. bron china. i can assure our neighbors that they should not fear any threats, harm or damage from our territory, the belly on launch and other to the drugs. we have a far reaching plan to prevent drug production. currently, about 3000000 afghans rejected to drugs. this is this side phenomenon for us. we'll try to nullify the cultivation and production of drugs in 2001 the cultivation and production of opiates would not eradicated work in this direction as well. in some provinces, the sewing and collection of drugs is still ongoing. and here we need cooperation not only with the countries in the region, but also with other interested states. 13 as soldiers killed in 18 inches, thus the grim toll of thursday to talk for the american military. when asked by a journalist if he is going to speak to the bery families of the service members killed. and campbell joe biden essentially chose to stay silent. the while the us house of representatives to republicans of introduced articles of impeachment again

we have good relations with tajikistan is becca stan, minister and pakistan. bron china. i can assure our neighbors that they should not fear any threats, harm or damage from our territory. the law has the drugs. we have a far reaching plan to prevent drug production. currently, about 3000000 afghans rejected and drugs. this is this side phenomenon for us. we'll try to nullify the cultivation and production of drugs in 2001 the cultivation and production of opiates would not eradicated work in this direction as well. in some provinces, the sewing and collection of drugs is still ongoing. and here we need cooperation. not only with the countries of the region, but also with other interested state now says they was also the american military's deadliest day in a decade in afghanistan with 13 personnel killed and 18 injured. but when a journalist asked joe biden, if he planned to speak to the bereaved families, he chose to keep silent. the meantime, precious buildings for biden's, secretary of state 2 republicans in the house of representatives of introduce the articles of i

of the most dangerous things though, is that if the taliban head to the north, where are allies tajikistan and cut a guest on our, we will have to do our duty and protect those states. meanwhile rallies have taken place in neighboring iraq over the taliban takeover demonstrations into iran to mountain men. to the point to gain staff down system. protests is also accused packets. dawn of king of numerous groups and called for sanctions against as number got well, the other side of all this, the hostilities enough dams don't have taken a series told countries humanitarian situation already. heavily burdened by the corona virus pandemic. we heard from one charity walker about the pressure the local population is under. as the conflict has escalated over the past few weeks, we've seen a massive humanitarian disaster playing out. the escalating fighting has led to civilian casualties, enlarge scale, civilian displacement across the countries. and particularly in the past few weeks, we've seen tens of thousands of people fleeing the fighting to safety. here in cobble, this is also on top of an e

people, including citizens of russia. battery, she crane, an afghan stands, former soviet neighbour tajikistan had other me by eating. i'm happy that we're going home and always children can do as for school, i went to the same cry ship, helping us in this situation because it's very difficult now to get to the airport was we hadn't expected the evacuation to go this. well, it's been very goods crowded. it's usually taken 5 or 6 days to evacuate. we were told yesterday and today we're already on the plane because i want to thank crushes president and defense minister for taking us out of the dangerous place and bringing us to jacob. then they fed us too many, thanks to them. done me moll american troops have currently the largest presence that compose airport to meet what could be the last days of evacuations? from afghanistan, the taliban, which controls practically everything apart from the hub, says that afghans who got the day should i return home and say that they won't be allowed to leave any longer, but also the vaccine for the safety values who do stay in the country. so with the talib

of the most dangerous things though, is that if the taliban head to the north, where are allies tajikistan and cut a guest on our, we will have to do all duty and protect those states on there. i also talk to strategic studies. professor selma lee says the washington is broken, its promises to the country and abandon the citizens when americans had not. or the western capitals had not really engaged the elephant in the room. and they had kind of wished to do it for 20 years. and now that elephant is back impacting, you'll find some full time security forces inside the finest and we're not good. they were still pretty green in their preparation. and the americans knew it, the rest and always knew it. but just because that there had been a lot of investment on the ground by the americans and american waters were demanding as to why. so many of the american troops were still pledged in our father that the us had to make this a drawn, plus the fact that they did not have anything now to offer to the fund leadership all to the a find people. they had tried all types of experiments and those exp

of the most dangerous things though, is that if the taliban head to the north, where are allies tajikistan and cut a guest on our we will have to do our duty and protect those states. exclusive footage from the city to lot of that was the last major stronghold taken by the taliban. before they reached the capital, the medicine claimed that he was taken without a fight. this for 2 such and mine shows a ton of on testing up a roadblock between a lot of odd on cobble people driving through reports. the been checked for documents with man, without a big being off if they are in fact. and this is excused to video from afghanistan, 2nd largest city, come to hall, which came onto taliban control on friday. the group said it's, he's hundreds of weapons and vehicles is what is large amounts without munitions. he, despite the escalating violence of yet took months with the un security council. quitman, how critical the situation was even a country that is tragically known generations of conflicts. afghanistan is in the throes of yet another k. u optic, and desperate chapter. an incredible treasure.

we have good relations with tajikistan is back as time to minutes time packets on iran, china. i can assure our neighbors that they should not fear any threats, harm or damage from our territory. the belly online has the drugs we have a far reaching plan to prevent drug production. currently, about 3000000 afghans rejected drugs. this is this side phenomenon for us will try to nullify the cultivation and production of drugs in 2001 the cultivation and production of opiates would not eradicated work in this direction as well. in some provinces, the sewing and collection of drugs is still ongoing. and here we need cooperation not only with the countries the region, but also with other interested in them. still ahead, painful reminders of the past week. unique's approach that whistle blowing archives on afghanistan to re expose a multitude of problems over the years. we think us lead mission was all the details on not more of the so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have is crazy. plantation let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development only persona

of the most dangerous things though, is that if the taliban head to the north, where are allies tajikistan and cut a guest on our, we will have to do our duty and protect those states. well, his exclusive footage from the key said to lot apart, it was the last major stronghold taken by the taliban before they reached the capital, the militants claim, the city was taken without a fight. this for now, the canadian online shows a ton of setting up a roadblock between lot of odd on cobbled people driving through a reportedly been checked the documents with man without a bid being off if they are. and that's why his experience the video from os johnstone 2nd largest city town hall, which came under taliban control on friday. the group said it's you hundreds of weapons and vehicles as well as large amounts of munition in the city. just yes, plating violence over the year, it took months for the un security council to admit how critical the situation was . even a country, the test, tragically known generations of conflicts. afghanistan is in the throes of yet another k. u optic and desperate chap

haven for islamic terror groups like the e t i, n, and other militant groups encourage a stan and tajikistan setting their sites on china. as has been the case in recent years, having to trust the taliban, which is so often exerted its power not through diplomacy, but through the barrel of a gun, may prove as difficult for china as it has been for the united states. for news is hughes. john hardy, if china and united states needed any more reason to have contention, axia has just released report saying, bill barnes is the current c i a director during his visit last week with israeli prime minister, natalie bennet warrant a future chinese investments in israel, especially with the tech sector and new construction. now a point of contention between the previous administrations of both countries. when discuss it, especially following the warning that the partnership between the united states and israel could actually be damaged if chinese project partnership projects like this . newport that's going on in haifa or continue what looks like the bio ministration is going to continue the same. doi