we were all new yorkers but taliban, mr.in laden is gone, and the second one, human rights in women. first we want to get countries to contribute to unicef. we need also to show we're not forgetting women again. >> thank you. thank you, stephan. right. can we have the lady i think his next. could you identify yourself and be very brief? we have 11 minutes at about 20 hands up. >> sure. thank you so much. my name is maggie, a nonresident senior fellow at the atlantic council but him as my question is chair of the board of operation eagle foundation and a founding member of the u.s. aid afghan efax coal ash and. >> you your time. keep going. quick. >> great. prats and unpopular question and i imagine the chairman will have some thoughts, what about the afghans that are fighting back, particularly in the region you mentioned that lithium exists and is there a way, something, anything? i ask that you all of you. i know this is something you spend some time on. >> sure. you know, there is a resurgence of northern alliance that wi

the attack was the latest in a series blamed on the cherokee taliban or the pakistani taliban. but the gross leadership has distance itself from the bombing saying, holy places should not be targeted. however, it hasn't come commented on why one of its commanders initially claimed responsibility and took place in a highly fortified police compound. so was there a security failure and what's behind the increase in attacks in pakistan will be putting those questions and more to, i guess in just a few minutes. at 1st this report from our hider in the shower. i'm standing on. what was the roof of the mosque? it was afternoon prayer. the suicide bomber had placed himself in the front row of the congregational prayer, and i did renew, detonated to wife. although demand rescue and relief and recovery effort and now over, you can still find the rescue teams here in order to ensure that nobody is still under the rubble and unaccounted fall. this had been a difficult operation guided out in the dead of the night. but it had also left difficult questions for the o. tarter deed, what were

the attack was the latest in the series blamed on the pakistani taliban. the group's leadership is distance itself from the bombing saying holy places should not be targeted. however, it has not commented on why one of its commanders initially claimed responsibility. attack took place in a highly fortified police compound, so was there a security failure and what is behind the increase in attacks in pakistan? we will be putting those questions and more to our guests, but first this report from peshawar. reporter: i am standing on what was the roof of the mosque. it was afternoon prayer. the suicide bomber placed himself in the front row of the congregation and that is when he detonated his device. although the main rescue and relief and recovery effort is now over, you can still find the rescue teams there in order to ensure nobody is under the rubble and unaccounted for. this has been a difficult operation carried out in the dead of the night, but it has left difficult questions for the authorities. what were they doing when they knew there was a security

the taliban is in control of afghanistan. after the taliban took over, among the 1st things the band was sporting activities for all girls and women. many fema athletes tried to escape under. i'm jeff. we thought, jeff, how we can run from here, how we can escape from this situation, how we can faithful alive some of those who stayed behind continued the sport secretly, despite the grave danger, ah, masked love. but when i got out of the gym they were to nurture her dean in front of me without hearing anything from me or without saying anything. they hit me on my shoulder with that gun shop. sean ema, m. these are the lives of 2 female athletes. their story is the story of thousands of african girls and women. ah ah, she is a female athlete in afghanistan, neither her name nor her sport will be revealed in order to protect her and her family's life. i call her to herana. i asked her to show us her life. in a video diary for women in afghanistan, education is only permitted up to a certain age and working is almost completely

taliban took power. many of the attackers, many of the unstable factors are still coming from the side. -- coming from that side. from the pakistani taliban shelters. the blame game is always there but you should not forget that since 1893 they have not signed an agreement with afghanistan. it was a buffer zone and afghanistan at that time was a buffer state between the imperialist anglo and afghan government. tom: i want to move away from the history for a moment. you touched on this a little earlier and i want you to expand on it. many afghans travel to pakistan for medical treatment. can you explain how big an issue that is and what is happening to them now and our lives being put at risk with this border closure? guest: precisely. as you are well aware and i'm sure the two guests on the program as well, unfortunately, due to the long years of conflict and due to the current taliban authorities bans on education, there is a massive shortage of medical services, particularly at the more advanced level

taliban came to the kabul and took all of kabul. >> in the chaos of the taliban takeover and governmente, sola quickly sent students home with teachers and staff. shabana scrambled to transform what was to be an orderly departure into a sudden, life-threatening escape. but first she had to keep a promise, one she'd made years earlier to a student's father. >> he said, "promise me, when the taliban come to kabul, that you will burn my daughter's records. if they find out that she's a student here, they will kill me and my family." >> so shabana did something heartbreaking. set fire in the school's furnace and courtyard, to the hard-earned records of all of sola's students. >> it was incredibly painful. it felt like making them disappear. >> the girls of sola, their escape from kabul, and how they're doing today, when we come back. you don't have to wait until retirement to start enjoying your second act. with protected lifetime income from pacific life... ...imagine your future with confidence. for more than 150 years... ...we've kept our promise to financially protect and provide. so, y

so this whole area is under taliban control. our administration is fully functional each and every department is working well. according to some reports, a large number of the 600000 american weapons, 75000 vehicles, and 200 airplanes fell into taliban. the collapse, deeply shocked american war veterans who had served in afghanistan, keeping with american traditions the afghans would give us little schedule as we left. and so this was from 2009. and this jason dempsey is a former army major who served in afghanistan for nearly 2 years. during his 2009 deployment, he fought the taliban in kona vac caused and packed the provinces in eastern afghanistan, the piano span in 2009. we were very good at targeting hunting and killing, but we were completely 100 percent lost when it came to the politics of the fight who we were actually fighting. and then what the end game was, there's a lot of morphing between well, is the priority to or is our new enemy? is our sworn forever enemy? now the tower, then we just paint them all with one bro

the taliban knows that have gone. a son is a defendant and female it work as a crucial why band them then? it's and it's a kind of a situation where you you have no onset for many of this question. i feel hoping that it will be both of the bad that's what be hoping for because everybody understand that the men, the men from nearly 54 percent of the population in the country more than half the population. so they are very, very crucial for the development of this country, and i'm the whole and that's what we continue to aggregate at the bank, can be they will be competing people. that's what the u. n is saying is rel, michelle's want to agencies and i've got a son need right now to be able to reach the maximum number of people. one thing as the honor advocating. we need that both of the band or at least exception for a few more seconds at the foot, thinking the livelihood protection. so that we can continue to reach out to the people because these activities are quite crucial for people on the ground. looking at the ma

the taliban is in control. about gustavo, after the taliban took over, among the 1st things the band was supporting activities for all girls and women. many female athletes tried to escape on beth. i'm just, we thought jeff, how we can run from here, how we can skip from this situation, how we can follow a line. some of those who stayed behind continued the sport secretly, despite the grave danger. and when i got out of the gym by which to nurture her dean in front of me without hearing anything from me or without saying anything, they hit me on my shoulder with that gun shot shawnie my m. these are the lives of 2 female athletes. their story is the story of thousands of african girls and women with. ready me ah, she is a female athlete in afghanistan, neither her name nor her sport will be revealed in order to protect her and her family's life. i called her to herana. i asked her to show us her life. in a video diary for women in afghanistan, education is only permitted up to a certain age and working is almos

the taliban issued a short statement, claiming responsibility. it comes just weeks after a taliban suicide bomber blew himself up. had a mosque inside the police headquarters in the north west and city of pish, iowa, which killed at least $84.00 people. the attacks indicate the pakistani taliban as stepping up their efforts to overthrow the government. the competition for the coveted golden bear has begun at the berlin international film festival. 19 films are vying for the top rise. many of the contenders are focused on women. and out of competition, a documentary about the abuse of women's rights in iran, made its world premiere lay on it. after a 19 year old gray, honey jer, binary killed the man and was trying to rape her. she faced the wrath of iran's patriarchal justice system. after 7 years of imprisonment and legal battles against the regimes, blood vengeance system, she was hanged, german director staff, he need at all tales. her story in her w feature. 7 winters in tehran, made in conjunction with jo barry's family who now live in berli

the taliban issued a short statement, claiming responsibility. it comes just weeks after a taliban suicide bomber blew himself up, had a mosque inside the police headquarters in the north western city of petula, which killed at least $84.00 people. the attacks indicate the pakistani taliban as stepping up their efforts to overthrow the government as hope fades of finding people alive, the world's attention is turning to those who survived the massive earthquakes that had turkey and syria. the united nations is appealing for $1000000000.00 us dollars to address the growing humanitarian crisis. nearly 2 weeks on millions in both countries remained displaced. people are sleeping outdoors and living without food, water, or toilets raising fears of further disaster from disease. many syrian refugees, or even choosing to return to the war torn country, a flat lining up, a border crossings with whatever belongings they managed to salvage. all right, well for more on the situation in syria, i'm joined by kristin hel berg, a journalist, and an expert on s

but the taliban are experts at guerrilla warfare. they continue to operate from the countries south and impeded progress as with gold in the crossfire was afghanistan civilian population. more than $100000.00 people were killed either by us bombing campaigns or by taliban revenge attacks of a kid that off with in 2020, with more than one trillion dollars spent, the u. s. decided to seek a political solution with afghanistan. then president donald trump signed a peace deal with the taliban for a transfer of power. his successor, president joe biden upheld the decision to withdraw us troops are made a decision with clears after 20 years. a trillion dollars spent training and equipping hundreds of thousands of afghan as security in defense forces. i will not send another generation america to warn afghanistan with no reasonable expert achieving the different outcome. in july 2021, the center of us military operations in bank graham was swiftly evacuated. afghanistan's national army founded south put to the test. after 2 decades. it woul

i'm here on the front lines with the taliban.ord, these guys are not like the mall santa. their beards are 100% real. found that out the hard way. >> chelsea: the front lines? of what? i thought the war is over. >> yes, the war with the united states is over. but an office job is its own type of war, that the taliban is not prepared for it at all. getting hit by american missiles is bad, but compared to everyone finding out that you're the office pooper? i think we'd all rather take the drones. >> chelsea: but this is what the taliban wanted! why would you spend 20 years taking over a country if you didn't want to run the country? >> oh, they want to run the country but they didn't know what working is like these days. i saw one veteran fighter accidentally log himself out of slack. then, he tried to log in, but it said he had to verify with his phone, but his phone said he had to verify the phone with slack. then he tried to call i.t. but they only use slack, and long story short, by the end of the day, he beheaded himself. not

the taliban have taken over. in fact, between this law and carbon, the trust deficit has been there in time it widens when it comes down. it's wrote out of be down in the early days of the creation of pakistan. but let me leave that there. the tension increases with the of it some things like this because the bottom management has been a problem between the 2 sides. then comes in the do online, you should between the 2. a one side door unofficially officially, even though one can gun isn't it, got denied is recognizing the line, but publicly that hesitant to admit and pakistan considers it as an international bother with obviously the she goes a lot deeper than just as you know, issues over over visas and fuzzy from an if can a sun point of view, i mean it a telephone. a pointed commissioner at the crossing said that pockets on has not been abiding by its commitments. what other commitments and how is this issue being to saved in afghanistan? yes it, yes, thank you. actually was sent an exception of pakistan. pak

that when taliban was resisting the u. s. a commission and i've got a son and plus 20. they were protected and supported by pakistan, government and pakistan people. but what did he tell him to pilot they have been having and the mind and heart all those make it easy and disability that they went through and pass 20 years of business tennis in pakistan as their leader to sort of the killed some of the leaders were detained, many of the leaders were sold out to us. and so that driven just secondly, the mistress. previously you were a guest, and mistress and the now touched different certain scholars between pakistan and afghanistan and much of the blame comes to pakistan. and the very last thing is that if you consider this broader a ton of the trout, why pakistan is not biding instead of to the w t o, as i'm going to spend is member also of the w 2 in the pakistan. and then to mission a laws and regulations is that why they are not allowing god because transports to the body to the india and also why not allowing i've got goods to be transported on. it's. ready momentum

and then once the taliban took power, they also res. they show up to, to be implemented due to up to pakistan will have time to try to shut off getting away understand when the route to go to take its export and import to india, which is not suspected. and it has been creating a lot of problem. what i've kind of sick nami, please, social and political. okay. i would like to bring you in here. obviously this is a big humanitarian issue. who's paying the, the price here on both sides of the border, who the real people that are being affected in the daily lives. thank you very much for this question. just before i goes to the humanitarian aspect of this, i have to remind our audience that this border is laying on the direct line which is still contested. most of the afghans in particular, those who live on both side of this bother are not formally to conniving the durham line. and so the conversation is reflected in some of these reactions that we see are somehow suppose of the out of the government control. and it's obvious that even thou

because the taliban track secret schools. understands the risk. >> they can kill me or they can put me in jail. they will torture me. i'm resolved to do it because i believe these opportunities that i'm providing for girls, really deserve it. they have gotten depression. they're crying all the time. nick: depression is a harsh reality for most young afghan women. one, we'll call fauzia, used to be the happiest girl in school. now, her hopes have been crushed. >> this is really, really dark. and i think that all my wishes and all my dreams are dying, and i can't achieve them. i don't know what to do and that's really broken my heart and it's really bad. i was a girl with big dreams. i really don't know what will happen, and i don't see any brightness. i don't see any light in my future. nick: that darkness is literal, for a woman we'll call bibi. >> right now'm in a very dark and small room, where i'm scared that a talib could just come anytime. nick: she too, used to be a government employee. last year she protested multiple

the taliban issued a short statement, claiming responsibility. it comes just weeks after a taliban suicide bomber blew himself up, had a mosque inside the police headquarters in the northwest and city of pe shower, which kills at least $84.00 people. the attacks indicate the pakistani taliban as stepping up their efforts to overthrow the government. now harris and some other stories making headlines around the world in the us state of tennessee, 5 former memphis police officers have pleaded not guilty to 2nd degree murder charges in connection with the violent death of tyree. nikolai, the 29 year old, died in hospital 3 days after he was savagely beaten by the officers following a traffic stuff. 6 people are dead following a series of shootings in a rural town in the us days of mississippi. the shootings took place inside a store and at least 2 private homes. police have a suspect in custody with her she's discovered for bodies at his, after his arrest. ministering system pentagon says an explosion to kill the leader of the so called hispanic sta

afghan taliban. last june, the pug stony taliban announced to cease fire with the government of the talks broken by the afghan taliban. but in november, the pakistani taliban ended the si, fi accusing the military of expanding a tags on them. since then, the group has increased its offensive, ambushing police and military patrols and wants a government to release its members from prison and reduce military presence. in formal tribal regents as go to him tales goal, he is executive director of the center for research and security studies and independent think tank. he joins us now from slum about. thank you so much for your time, sir. are we seeing an uptake in attack by the taliban in pakistan? what i think this is part of the pattern that the t t p has been pursuing, particularly in the last 6 weeks or so. and their prime new target now seems to be the security courses as well as the police. and obviously this, the objective is basically to keep pricking pockets on security apparatus injecting demor

the pakistani taliban will be provoked by the pakistani taliban from the other side. now , since they are from the society at all, the action of abdullah pashtun of afghanistan feels like this. the cleaning period is one the pakistani media had claimed that the pakistani taliban was responsible for the deadly explosion in peshawar. the pakistani taliban denied this claim. the spread of border conflicts in pakistan and the arrival of american drones from the airspace of pakistan and afghanistan are among the factors of tension between the two countries in recent months. it has been behnam yazdani of kabul broadcasting news agency. join us in the name of god. i am 28 years old in kalardasht, mazandaran province. before i knew mathematics, i wanted to be a doctor, but this new language is used to describe nature and i am fascinated by it. my mother was both a high school teacher and now retired. i have a younger sister who is a dentist and now graduated in mechanical engineering from the university of tehran. as my thesis, which was defended in september 2018 at the tech

with the taliban.sts are being reported. at the border of tajikistan, in your opinion, how real is this threat for neighboring states, because someone directly fully owns such detailed information, because something is happening somewhere the provinces of batakhshan, kundus and other large part of the icelandic state the formation of the islamic state in afghanistan is located in the southeast of the eastern provinces. this is the pakistani border. there is a quantity. there is this group here. and as for the north of the country, that is, there are small groups here. well, perhaps, which can be counted in dozens of people. but no more than that, and acting rather chaotically, then here is the potential that these groups have, it is generally aimed at destabilizing the situation in afghanistan itself well, everything else wears to a greater extent. uh, virtual character. it seems to me that, according to your assessment, how the internal policy of the taliban has changed recently and how stable this re

and is a challenge made worse by the taliban on women aid workers? yeah, this band has also made many of the international organization to suspend our programs on the ground because the, the female quickly told, so they did it because the tree child, the female beneficiaries. and this has made it difficult for her to implement our program. you're right, it does, i think that or not. i really have to ask this, ms. charles, i mean, as a female, a worker in gone is done. you yourself being able to perform your role in the country. we have been continuing to be active in this country and we have sealed some of our health and nutrition interventions based on the exceptions made under the ban. and we are doing education started education program . so we have not given up our hope that our challenges, but we are continue to reach out to be moved into the country. so i activities come up and i'm going to continue to happen, which helps us to see that in spite of challenges, we can continue our work and make a difference in the country. you've been in this co

it came along with the taliban taking over. the banking system doesn't work. >> the taliban have banned women , you have called it a potential deathblow. >> without women working, we can't access women and girls. women and girls are always the primary target beneficiary. in afghanistan, we are concerned about the rights imputed. this edict needs to be rescinded. two sectors have already been exempted from it. expand those exemptions to all sectors. whether it's refugees mother's protection against violence. the reaction was we understand the concern. we are in the process of preparing guidelines and i think you will be positively surprised by those guidelines. we will have to see. >> the taliban have asked you to be patient. you have dealt with the taliban for decades. are they stalling? >> i do not think they e stalling. patience is not on limited. ther was one more thing that needs to happen. international community needs to engage with the telegraph. on all issues like counterterrorism and economy. there are many things we c

the taliban issued a short statement, claiming responsibility. it comes just weeks after a taliban suicide bomber blew himself up, had a mosque inside the police headquarters in the north western city of per shower, which killed at least $84.00 people. the attacks indicate the pakistani taliban and stepping up their efforts to overthrow the government as a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. 6 people are dead following a series of shootings in a rural town in the us state of mississippi. shootings took place inside a store and after at least 2 private house, police have a suspect in custody authorities discovered for bodies after his arrest. or is it the pentagon says an explosion killed a leader of the so called islamic state and wounded for american soldiers during a raid in ne, syria, since the hardest were defeated in syria, in 2019 remaining fighters had mostly retreated into desert hi downs. certainly for gary and police have discovered the bodies of 18 dead to migrants from afghanistan in an abandoned frock near t

the taliban? who knew? the democratic party in the sense that they have all these by in the sky ideas but they don't have the wherewithal to follow through on any of them. you know? none of their ideas are southbound. 27 virgin thing. who the hell wants to get stuck with 72 virgins you want two or three know what they are doing. 72 is expensive. who wants to watch that real housewives episode. come on, man. in the course of two minutes analogized the taliban to millennials visionaries but not executioners of their own ideology. but if you are in the taliban, jimmy and really worn out on that office work. what is the job you seek to transfer? [laughter] >> well, i mean, if you don't like working, i would suggest congress. and normally, you would say well, these guys couldn't pass the background check, but if you are paying attention to congress they probably could. but the truth is a lot of these guys are addicted to tiktok -- not tiktok, twitter. and wherever you are are going to see them next they're going

the taliban issued a short statement, claiming responsibility. it comes just weeks after a taliban suicide bomber blew himself up, had a mosque inside the police headquarters in the northwest and city of pers shower which killed at least $84.00 people. the attacks indicate the pakistani taliban as stepping up their efforts to overthrow the government. the death toll from the earthquakes in turkey and syria has surpassed $45000.00, but hundreds of hours after the tennis. after being trapped under the rebel, there are still stories of survival against all odds. 240 hours after the earthquake, the chances of rescuing survivors are incredibly slim. but amidst all the rubble in the city of cut them and not ash oh, the rear no men. if joy rescue workers he 17 year old aliana imagine that open and close her eyes and miss in turkish means immortal. a life with them by her aunt says she held out hope with our own, began to lose praying for 11 days. thank god, we got her back kosher in after doctor said, her brain and organ functions were good and cleared

this is all directed against the taliban movement itself.for the embassies, here it is quite obvious. and even the direction itself of these acts is directed against the embassies of those countries that are trying to build the taliban, some positive business relations in the csto report an accumulation of terrorists. at the border of tajikistan, in your opinion, how real is this threat for neighboring states, because someone directly fully owns such detailed information, because somewhere in the provinces of batyrkhan there kunduz and other large part of the icelandic state the formation of an islamic state in afghanistan is located in the southeastern rulers of the eastern provinces. this is the pakistani border. there is a quantity. there is this group here. as for the north of the country, there are small groups here. well, perhaps, which can be counted in dozens of people. but no more than that and rather chaotically acting, then here is the potential, which these groups have, it is generally aimed at destabilizing the situation in afgh

taliban in kabul. they promised that this would not happen again. how security is in afghanistan right now. both, without exaggeration, were real heroes indicated by the president of russia. they were posthumously awarded cardinality. the tragedy happened 5 months ago. since then, the terrorists have poured in, unfortunately, the terrorists have attacked the apartment even more inflated. in december, the ministry of internal affairs almost shot the pakistani ambassador , they fired a whole machine-gun belt at him and diplomats closed their business to the guards, then the militants seized the hotel. in the center of the city , they were knocked out of there for half a day. january , the entrances to the airport were undermined. and also in the government quarter is a lot different. this is only kabul and only the biggest terrorist attacks throughout the country attacking school mosques on roadblocks on the bus is not a good situation. frankly, you know it begs the analogy of tarkovsky's stalker the shortest road in afghanistan is not always the safe

we met with nine taliban leaders.versee a lot of the humanitarian activities that are happening in the country -- health, education, livelihoods, rural development, et cetera, and also met with the deputy prime minster and minister of foreign affairs. look, the talks went as well as they could go. i think we made it very clear that we abhor this ban, that this ban is not only wrong in principle but is also making our work completely impossible. we cannot do humanitarian activities without women, almost precisely because of the cultural sensitivities that prompted this ban. most of the vulnerable people we're trying to reach in afghanistan are women and children. we cannot reach them with men for obvious reasons. so we we tried to make that clear. we asked for a reversal of the ban. if that wasn't forthcoming, we've asked for extension from the minute tree of health and education. >> you said there were encouraging signs and some you met with said they'd look into it and were considering things. how difficult is it dea

all the hallmarks of the taliban are there.is: the bbc's urdu service has been tohe hospital were wounded are being treated. reporter: since morning, more than 50 people have been brought in. a majority of people treated our officers. these police officers were praying inside the mosque when a went off. some of the officers that i spoke with over here said that their family does not know that they are admitted into the hospital. at the same time, i visited some of the homes of the officers who were killed in this bomb attack, and a majority of the families are asking questions as to how such a huge attack could take place at a place which is considered to be a security and a very safe zone. what we got to know so far is there is a security preparation across the city. a lot of peoplere not being allowed inside. right now there is a lot of confusion, a lot of worry, but there is question as to how they can stop such terror attacks to happenn the future. lewis: in the last hour i got the latest from lahore from the bbc ur reporte

in peshawar, which the pakistani taliban later denied . among the factors of tension between the two in recent months, the country has had the highest number of corona deaths in the world with 237 deaths in a single day, according to behnam yazdani of the kabul broadcasting news agency, greece and the united states are behind japan with 192 and 144 deaths respectively . last night, 1,101 people in the world were infected with the corona virus in the past and more than 152,000 people were infected with the virus. the highest number of infected people was in japan with about 34,000 people, followed by taiwan, greece, south korea and the united states. we have some short foreign news about your response to the turkish interior minister to the authorities america up to the terms and conditions of the international monetary fund for the bank. turkey's sharp response to the american ambassador after the provocative actions of the american embassy and the temporary closure of the consulates of eight european countries in turkey . ankara warned ab

this is all directed against the taliban movement itself.the embassies, here it is quite obvious. e even the direction itself here e of these acts they directed against the embassies of those countries that are trying to line up. uh, with the taliban some kind of positive business relationship in the dkb. terrorists are being reported. at the border of tajikistan, in your opinion, how real is this threat for neighboring states, because someone directly fully owns such detailed information, because somewhere in the provinces of batakhshan, there or tarkhana, kunduz and others, most of the icelandic state is forming an islamic state in afghanistan is the southeastern blood of the eastern provinces. this is the chinese border. there is a quantity. there are groups here. and as for the north of the country, that is, there are small groups here. well, perhaps, which can be counted in dozens of people. but nothing more than that , and acting rather chaotically, then here is the potential that these groups have, it is generally aimed at destabilizi

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you look at the old-school al qaeda presence engage with african elements of the taliban and are they organized and coalesced in an effort against united states and even al-zawahiri being in downtown kabul isolated from the rest of the afghanistan-based elements as far as we can tell. the haqqani network wanted to make quite sure and use it in the cover up the try to pursue in the immediate aftermath of the strike. the al qaeda problem there is a problem that is much different than what i am seeing. with isis there are aspects that we have got to be very -- of. you look at the notoriety and the attack with so many afghans. in the waning months of august. you look at some of the historical activities the interest in encouraging europe and the united states and you look at their own threat for survival against the taliban and how much any external addition they have is about delegitimize the taliban and the central security that afghans feel so and afghanistan and the region in general has other ct elements with its dtp your eye as you or ati m. there are so many bad actors but the thre

my mother also, they can border with on taliban on the streets. a couple panic broke out world and watched as desperate scenes were broadcast and trouble with afghans scrambled to board. the last military plains, out of the country before the foreign troops left at their 1st press conference, after the takeover, the taliban pledge to protect women's rights. what i had said because with the show that the pop, i'm the with the, with the fund, amanda hope, a larger job. that was the me let the, the job we are poor had to let him him and sort of by the track down started almost immediately. most women were banned from working force to cover their faces in public. and soon girls were banned from attending secondary school. but akila wasn't about to abandon her students. she returned to work a months later when school's reopened for boys and younger girls as much as i like it, buffy. yep. what you'll buy is the problem is how do you get it in the summer? i get the last your wish and we'll talk when i'm going value more. if one i'm with him on what on my

the taliban understands well how deadly these threats ease. it is likely getting help was constructive relations between rushes, federal security service in our international partners and central asia are helping to cover and for terrorist activity be at the a slam. it stated of ghana, stock, or ultra nationalists in ukraine, whether they know it or not. they are tools, a jo tools that a war, hundreds of years old between the west and the east. a war waged by the west and the name of decency and humanity. but that hides an absolute disregard for life and suffering more. i'd gazda of arti this year, as present, joe biden has arrived in an unannounced visit to the cleaning capital of he right before the anniversary of russia's military operation. his already met with ukrainian pro zelinski to discuss further u. s. support for ukraine as washington has about another $500000000.00 of aid will bring you more details of that meeting. as soon as they come in, ah, over the you are so hundreds of people have marsh in an empty wall rally in washington d

, and today, pakistanis in afghanistan are a refuge for the pakistani taliban. a few days ago, the mosque in peshawar pakistan witnessed a deadly explosion, an explosion that killed at least 100 people. after this explosion , the minister of defense of pakistan said that afghanistan is a refuge for those who attack and criticize pakistan. roof they should stop throwing it away, find the root of their problems in their own country and solve them. this region is familiar with bombing. carefully investigate the peshawar attack . it is not possible for one person with a suicide vest and a bomb to cause so many casualties and destruction in the past and when the taliban ruled afghanistan. pakistan formed iran's operations in afghanistan. in these attacks , pakistan targeted the members and commanders of tehreek-e-taliban pakistan, which caused tension between the two countries. and the current afghanistan was formed the republic of pakistan, india, and its assets should be fueled and acted by these two forever , pakistan and afghanistan, afghanistan, bring a leader a