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civil war followed eventually leading to the taliban's rice to power. once backed by the cia the movement through most of a lot of fun until 2001. that's when the u.s. led coalition invaded after the 911 attacks the taliban leadership fled kabul 6 general elections have been held since then. gun politicians squabble for power and struggle to control. territory but the taliban did not recognize the authority of any of the elected government. nearly 2 decades later u.s. forces signed an agreement to withdraw from afghanistan so why did the taliban but not harbor hardline groups attacked the u.s. and its allies the agreement came after nearly 7 years of efforts to pursue political reconciliation between the part of on the afghan government the u.s. and other countries in africa that agreed to open an office for the taliban afghan leaders and western governments could negotiate face to face. but as attacks continue efforts to arrange talks have been delayed yet again what will it take to achieve lasting peace we find out as a. member of the taliban's politi

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and do you believe the reports of russian support to the taliban. put the fire to correct the afghan government has not. the money the us. did you go she issued this to us sullivan who you issue it. to stop the intra after negotiation with respect to that if an active. involvement to be honest with you. i do not find it credible we need to look at it in a broader picture. in. reading that isn't busy. national security. what and. when in which i don't manage i know it really deep disagreement the difference is that in britain an ethos of the taliban in the. absence of u.s. forces not on it but if you get up to the well sums of the forces who remain. as you would suspect that perhaps. differences have played some role in this intelligence if you need to. whether that this was a document that it just it was generated intelligence who should doubt the u.s. administration tough with the button perhaps. change the nature of. the timing of that is also a bit off. why with the russia he thought it out in 2001 when russia on its knees and i've been to. a lit

relations with russia and the taliban. this is about three hours. >> the committee on foreign affairs will come to order. the chairs authorized for resource on the committee and they will have five days to submit statements, extremist material, and questions for the record subject to limitation and the rules. please have your staff email the previously mentioned address or contact for committee staff. please keep your video function on at all times. even when you are not recognized by the chair. members are responsible for muting. mute yourself after you are finished speaking. i now recognize myself for opening remarks. we meet to discuss reporting that russia put bounties on america and allied troops. forian cash pouring exchange for american lives. while we will steer clear from discussing classified information, it's safe to say these allegations and claims were never denied by the white house. russia's actions, if true, or unacceptable. the american people are american answer -- demanding answers and accountability. no

hello welcome to the program on iran come on russia is denying paying fighters linked to the taliban in afghanistan to kill u.s. troops the allegation is triggering renewed debate on donald trump strategy to end the war 'd and his relationship with vladimir putin. the neal times says investigators focused in part on its howl about an attack that killed 3 u.s. marines and afghan contractor an american on the base intelligence reports were given to the white house as early as february president trump denies being told about members of congress want to know why they weren't told either a criminal official told inside story that the bounty killing claims are fake news alan fischer reports from washington. from the white house podium a denial the president was ever briefed on the so-called bowing to kills the now say this that the u.s. receives thousands of reports a day on intelligence america subject to strict scrutiny while the white house does not routinely comment on alleged intelligence or internal deliberations the cia director and n.s.a. national security adviser and the chief of

in the united states of america and the other important claim to taliban that the taliban are making is that you have had these prisoners who would it is and you had people coming in to welcome them because they're spending a lot of time and the african government in u.s. prisons in kabul and other parts of the country now if you have as strikes coming in this might affect the u.s. taliban bill in a way where you might have prisoners who are at least might go and take up arms again which the door agreement. where you are prisoners are not allowed to take up arms again after a deal released so dot dot clause of the. of the agreement might be affected at least the taliban are claiming god may be rightly so always good to get your thoughts on this hobby of broadway appreciate your time thank you very much indeed . the total number of reported coronavirus infections across latin america has reached more than 4000000 and bolivia police say they've recovered hundreds of bodies from streets and homes by old apollo reports. in bolivia a special police unit is tasked with recovering bodies fr

if true it would mean the taliban were trying to kill american soldiers. oh wait that's back spread their hobby for the past 20 years why would russia need to pay them to do something they always just do it's like paying barry bonds in the early 2000 to inject steroids into his scrotum and you probably couldn't even find a moment when he wasn't injecting into his scrotum in which to offer him the money . here's the money but i want to give i want to kill the new york times and rachel mad cow the benefit of the doubt so i did a little research and it is true the taliban were indeed paid by another country to wage war against americans it did during a meeting they were paid by america that's right the us has been funding the taliban for years here from the nation in 2009 halvor us funds the taliban in fact there was even a lawsuit when 400 americans sued the us military contractors for funding taliban attacks against american troops we fund them were we sometimes are now i know and we fight them it's a it's a beautiful symbiotic circle of war it's barely eve

covering american news are called foreign agents so i heard this latest scandal about russia paying taliban fighters to kill american soldiers and something didn't quite hit right with me it felt like when yeah like undercoat fish on a transatlantic flight you're not exactly sure what's going on but you're pretty sure it's going to end with someone picking vomit out of their hair this is quite a scandal i mean this is quite a scandal i know and the reigning queen of mccarthyism was ready to jump on it i mean if this times report is correct this means that u.s. intelligence has concluded that lot of mir putin. is offering bounties for the scalps of american soldiers in afghanistan i thought is true it would mean the taliban were trying to kill american soldiers. oh wait that's but expand their hobby for the past 20 years while russia need to pay them to do something they always just do it's like paying barry bonds in the early 2000 to inject steroids into his scrotum he probably couldn't even find a moment when he wasn't injecting into his crow dome in which to offer him the money. here's th

at least 12 people were killed and dozens injured in a suicide bombing in northern afghanistan the taliban has claimed responsibility and washington's n.f.l. team drops a redskins name and logo baaing to criticism they are offensive to native americans . the world health organization is warning that the world want to be returning to normal life for the foreseeable future it says a global coronavirus pandemic is only going to get worse if basic health care precautions are not followed nearly 13000000 people worldwide have now tested positive and they've been more than a half a 1000000 deaths globally many governments which had begun easing logged on measures are now being forced to bring them back and the head of the w.h.o. says too many countries are seeing their infection numbers heading in the wrong direction. the situation we're seeing is countries that overcame the 1st peak of the outbreak but having is that restrictions are now struggling with the new peaks and accelerating cases in several countries across the world we are now seeing dangerous increases in cases and hospital wards fe

left tomorrow, the taliban would be power.egain at that point, how much do we as a nation value things like women's rights in afghanistan? there is a lot of really hard policy questions to be asked about what do we value and what do we think we should be spending our blood and treasure on as a nation. williams is a senior national correspondent, you can find her work at defenseone.com. thank you for walking through the story with us. spans -- c-span's washington journal. every day we take your calls live on the are on the news of the day, and we discussed policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, we talk about the national debate over removing confederate symbols and monuments with our guest. watching c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. this is a crisis. people are losing their lives. >> with police reform taking center stage in congress, watch our live, unfiltered coverage of the latest d

units paid taliban militants to kill u.s. troops in afghanistan this comes on the heels of a report stating that trump knew about the bounty operation it's turning into a game of he said she said pretty quickly as trump continues to deny knowledge yet intelligence officials told the new york times and the associated press that the president was briefed hits unpacked this is r.t. america correspondent rachel weapons. welcome rachel thank you so much for having me. so. what is the official word yeah that's been from all sides right so we've heard president come out and say that he denies this report he denies of course that he was briefed and his claim that he made on twitter was really interesting because he went on to say that he talked to intelligence officials and they claim that they decided not to brief him on it because they saw the claims and they didn't think that they were credible and then of course he went on to go after the new york times claiming that they just wanted to publish this because they don't like him yo

i've spoken about the iranians providing assistance to the taliban. i've criticized other governments, we work to make sure pakistan was in providing aid for the taliban in afghanistan too. we want to make sure we protect america's wherever they're serving. >> bret: one, the taliban peace deal, you said they would publicly renounce al qaeda. we talked about that in march, listen. >> would not allow any of its members, including al qaeda to use the soil of afghanistan to threaten the united states and its allies. that's not really a break. that's not really renouncing al qaeda. >> absolutely. they're not going to let them operate here. do you know, brett. i've done it for 20 years, not can you let them operate anymore. that's a central position. spoony went further saying they would eventually take up arms and fight al qaeda and working alongside us, have you seen any indication that the taliban is doing any of that? >> yes. >> how? >> i can't talk the things that i've seen, but i've spoken to the taliban this week to further peace negotiations to try

funded the taliban, x, y, and z.ve funded x, y, and z. in this moment, when it comes to russia and putin, it seems that donald trump is willing -- at least it seems to me -- willing to subordinate u.s. interests to whatever he seems to perceive as his interests in relation to vladimir putin. so, you get this lack of outrage on the one hand and this subordination of u.s. interests on the other, which leads me to conclude, not only, you know, i think reasonably, it seems to me, that this is a very dangerous moment and that we should dive deeper into it. and this goes to what willie said earlier as well. i think we've noticed a lack of seriousness, a lack of urgency, a lack of empathy with regards to how donald trump has responded to covid-19, and we understand that it's all driven by his own preoccupation with his own political well-being, even if his instincts seems to be, at least to me, wildly misguided. he's always acting in the interest of donald trump, as he understands them. and that's not necessarily in alignme

also denies these claims even though the taliban was the group that was supposed to be carrying out these attacks and paid to carry out because attacks in the 1st place you know we have the taliban coming out and calling these accusations false and baseless interesting interesting smells very familiar territory one of the most claims are made by intelligence officials what were the specific claims made by the new york times in the water bill you say that they were told by these once again intelligence officials raised that they have this article is published in which they claim that the united states had proof as early as january there russia was actively paying taliban linked militants to target u.s. coalition sources and they say that at least one american died as a result i want to take a look at these claims and how they source them specifically because also interesting part here so they go on to say that they claim their report is based on conversations with anonymous american intelligence officials they say those officials have made their intelligence assessment based on inter

the explosion happened around noon at taliban. bomber ride in a car bomb attack the headquarters of national directorate of security in a big city the capital of some one province the explosion was big many were killed and tens were rushed to the hospitals taliban has claimed responsibility on this attack and its spokesman that said that at least 60 people were either killed or wounded during the attack and this happened in the same day when the government has announced that they have released at least 160 taliban prisoners from the many prisons across the country and also taliban announced in the last 3 days that they have released 42 security government security forces from many prisons across afghanistan and while the prison swap continues the clashes and confrontations continue between the government and taliban our sources in the ministry of defense told us that last night 18 security forces were killed and 4 taliban members were killed in clashes that lasted all night in the northern province of kunduz. yemen's hovey rebels

during aiding they were paid by america that's right the us has been funding the taliban for years here from the nation in 2009 halvor us funds the taliban in fact there was even a lawsuit when $400.00 americans sued the us military contractors for funding taliban attacks against american troops we fund them were we sometimes are now i know we fight them it's a it's a beautiful symbiotic circle of war it's barely even a secret where you are now and rachel how dare russia do to us what we've been doing to us that's our thing. but it gets even better is there any proof russia paid the taliban fighters well anonymous sources in the intelligence community said their wives all did the intelligence community well one of their trucks where they were they have any reason to lie to you and may the american people ah yes it's their job to lie to the american people as the wise might pompei o one said i was the cia director we lied we cheated and. we had entire entire training courses so we know for certain that u.s. intelligence agencies lied to you and me we saw with w m d we saw in russia gate

this is the taliban, which until recently has been killing u.s. service members. and yes, it's true that there isn't consensus on this intelligence, but that is not itself unusual. this was taken seriously. "the new york times" did excellent reporting on it. it went to the highest levels of government, as you pointed out. it was contained in the president's written daily brief. there was a national security council meeting about it. the pentagon is looking into it. allies were briefed. so this is not like some flimsy piece of gossip. this was real intelligence. and what i found striking in the interview was that he was incurious about this. he dismissed it on its face. he wrote it off as fake news. and it did not comport with his worldview in the way that he thinks about putin and russia. so therefore it was immediately off the table. and that's what i found striking. and i thought the second part of it actually in some ways was more shocking than the first part because i said, fine, you don't believe this piece of intelligence. but your own head of forces in afgh

russia has been following a certain amount of really to the taliban for years. ind the of -- kind of in the support of small arms, financial support. that's something the american intelligence community and the in tary operating afghanistan has known for a long time. know, from that perspective, this is certainly that.alation of but it's sort of another data point on a pattern that was under way.d of or that was already something doing.e russians were now, if you go to the strategic level, not the, ok, small, like, yeah, let's mess with the americans in afghanistan, if you look at the level, things get a little bit more murky. less think there's a lot consensus about what russia's sort of overall plan is. they trying to bog down the united states in in such a way we're going to continue to stay, to resources,, to spend to spend our focus on afghanistan? the nversely, do they want americans out of afghanistan and they're hoping something like this is going to put more donald l pressure on trump who already wants to get the u.s. out of afghanistan to along? speed

so russia was providing money to the taliban to carry out something that the taliban was already doing, which was trying to target american troops. >> yeah. and of course there is a kind of grim historical symmetry here because the u.s. and cia funded the antesee dants to the taliban precisely when they viewed the russian mess there as a strategic weakness. there is a logic to why russia would do it. but there is a question of why, right? what the strategic vision is here, why they have invested themselves increasingly heavily in the taliban in afghanistan. >> well, i think what is surprising in all of this is that russia is doing this at a time when you have in the white house a leader that, by all accounts, has been incredibly warm towards the russian state and the russian president in particular. the gru unit, this is the military intelligence unit that russia carries -- that russia used to carry this out is apparently the same unit that is responsible for the poisoning of the man in london in a couple of years ago with the powerful nerve agent. if you will recall, when that event o

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and they have said it was a gathering of taliban commandos who wanted to basically plan. often several petitions to collapse 3 districts of head out province so you have conflict information out of what was the primary motive behind this. strike this notwithstanding there is no denial about the civilian casualties in collateral damage you know every now and then when you have had at a strikes it had collateral damages so this is not the for us and since and perhaps this will not be the last instance when we talk about the afghan war but the number of civilian casualties is also contested by various sides you have the afghan government saying it did not have collateral damage the taliban claiming that it had collateral damage and you had testament you have testimonies coming in from the civilians talking about the damages. in casualties is one side offered you have creeds coming in from ambassador saying that the united states condemned these strikes and will basically support and back and vesta geishas into a resilin has reported a record daily increase in coronavirus cas

leading to the taliban's right to power. once backed by the cia the movement through most of a lot of fun until 2001. that's been the you.