it's at the center was that petite trudy need, which is about 160 kilometers west of haiti's capital. this is again, the 7.2 magnitude and many are comparing it to the earthquake that had haiti in 2010, which was slightly smaller magnitude measured at 7.0 by the us geological survey. of course, that was a devastating disaster taking the lives of somewhere between 202300000 haitians and leaving one and a half 1000000 people. homeless was taliban take city off to city in afghanistan, president of connie made his 1st public comments in days, appearing in a brief video. he said he's speaking with local leaders in international partners about how to prevent more instability and violence caught upon his capture. 3 more provincial capitals in afghanistan, taking the total to $21.00. katara, he is urging the taliban to reduce escalation and accept the ceasefire. customs foreign ministers met taliban delegation in the awful of follow up on talks being held. they're aimed at ending the fighting a. so called, mega fire has flared up in northern california. dixie has destroyed several towns near

and it's at the center was that petite. trudy neve, which is about 160 kilometers west of haiti's capital. this is again the 7.2 magnitude. many are comparing it to the earthquake that hit haiti in 2010, which was slightly smaller magnitude measured at $7.00 by the us geological survey . of course, that was a devastating disaster taking the lives of somewhere between 202300000 haitians and leaving one and a half 1000000 people homeless. and now of course patients are struggling to dig. they're buried ones out of the debris. we're seeing the images of collapse, buildings, reports of mayor's bodies being recovered in the, in the towns where this happened. and of course, we can't forget that he's also struggling through a political crisis after the assassination of its president just 5 weeks ago. haven't. all right for the moment joe cassie lie 1st there in washington dc. let's go now to jeremy do pan. he is a freelance journalist and filmmaker joining us live from the haitian capital puerto prince by telephone. thanks very much for being with us. so just just tell us how, how this all unfol

few days we've been speaking to people who i've been queueing up some of the things that i've said. trudy brady, pretty big. one guy, you've worked with western media. many is very articulate. say he disliked this is being a brain, right? because he was an incredibly sad time for, for, for afghan and stuff. but he said that he wasn't prepared to give the probably bomb benefits a rub. mcbride is also in the afghan capital. he has the latest on the political discussions taking place there in kabul city itself, the political negotiations go a pace, and there are expectations that in the coming week we will hopefully see some kind of breakthrough where the cheap one of the senior taliban officials molar. but he is here with his core group in cobble. we know that in the coming days he will likely meet with me because i a former president. and also i've done that up dollar . he is a very influential figure from this last administration. now, before those talks happened, which presumably will lead to the setting up of this new government, both cars, i end up meeting with other taliban officials

some of the things that i've said trudy brady pretty quite blue. they one guy with western media many is very articulate. say like this is being a brain dry because he was an incredibly sad time for, for, for afghan and stuff. but he said that he wasn't prepared to give the probably bomb benefits out. because of course, since taking control of gobble said that they will be no replies. they've said that people don't need to the country, especially even those people that work with work before you work with a party joes board media over the last 2 decades. well this gentleman said he was good. give us better. interesting. describe the taliban, if you like. 3 sections to describe the political wing, the commanders and the foot soldiers i need is very key to make the point. what he said was the political offices all the articulate was they all the ones that people do the ones to get it to the it's an actual quest. but there is a lot of distrust it be about the low actual like he was especially to out side probably had a lot of distrust about he's what h

few days we've been speaking to people who i've been queueing up some of the things that i've said. trudy made a pretty big one guy. you've worked with western media. many is very articulate. say like this is being a brain, right? because he was an incredibly sad time for, for, for afghan stuff. but he just that he wasn't prepared to give it probably bomb benefits out. many of those who've managed to get out of afghanistan are at the us in our day, the airbase here in carter jamal is therefore jamal has been described as the biggest air lift evacuation. what more can you tell us about that? well, we're expecting another aircraft thrilled with refugees to land any minutes now at the base. this is behind me where the aircraft saw taxi. this one is a military base between the military and the us military. there have been some 7000 refugees who have been both african national have been brought to and then will then be process to go elsewhere. the country force itself has been able to lift several hundreds and as we heard from charles, the challenges don't just pertain to the feasibility of ph

some of the things that i've said. trudy brady, pretty quite one guy you've worked with western media. many is very articulate. say he disliked this is being a brain, right? because he was an incredibly sad time for, for, for afghan and stuff. but he said that he wasn't prepared to give the probably bomb benefits without us. president joe biden has addressed his nation as he faces more pressure over the evacuation efforts in combo. he again defended the withdrawal timeline. so for the tale bond has not taken action against us forces so far they have by and large followed through what they said in terms of allowing americans to pass through in the like, i'm sure they don't control their forces. it's a rag tag force. and so we'll see, we'll see whether or not what they say turns out to be true. but the bottom line is this folks look at the end of the day. if we didn't leave afghanistan now, when do we leave? another 10 years, another 5 years, other years. i'm not about to send your son or your daughter to fight in afghanistan at now speak her fill a vow, who is live in washington. so pr

on ever since the 29th february 2021st or contacting each other and jones offering on the ground, trudy. and also more recently, since the 13th of august, to avoid any crashes between their forces and under. so it's not a matter of lack of coordination terms of avoiding each other is how would you physically stop keeper from moving to the airport? the way being evacuation plans have been announced largely to please people back home in the united states and britain, france and elsewhere have given the wrong impression to people that the gates are open to anyone who was wanting to leave up to understand to come to the airport and that has really pressure on, on their side is 5 reachers and has anybody about the position? i think they're down there. they stop the people coming to the airport and they're damned if they don't. and i think that situation should, should come on in and ideally, those countries should have had any recreation long, long ago and organized to draw their stuff, their families and associates, and happened by names and phone numbers, text messages, whatever. but all o

few days we've been speaking to people who i've been queueing up some of the things that i've said. trudy made a pretty big one guy. you've worked with western media. many is very articulate. say he just like this is being a brain, right? because it was an incredibly sad time for, for, for afghan and stuff. but he said that he wasn't prepared to give it probably bomb benefits out out there. arabic correspondent, i'm a model, dean is in combo. he spoke with taliban commander about what's being done to improve the situation at the airport. many i'm and i was preventing people from entering the called of the hall. these are the instructions given by the americans, namely not to allow anyone to enter the airport unless they have certain documents . this means the atkins side has nothing to do with this matter. a role is only to coordinate with the americans about who can be allowed and who was not allowed to enter the airport. once again, according to the necessary documents they have, hadn't, when katie said, and what is your message to the world? but your current message is for our people.

few days we've been speaking to people who i've been queueing up some of the things that i've said. trudy brady, pretty big. one guy, you've worked with western media. many is very articulate, jeff saying he just like this is being a brain, right? because he was an incredibly sad time for for, for afghan and stuff. but he just wasn't prepared to give it probably bomb benefits out what we're going to hit now from 5 who's a journalist in kibble and due to the security situation that he's chose not to reveal his full name. he says the taliban has not been able to create a sense of security. talib bonds were here in ninety's, and they did. treatment is the stale and the mines and soul of the people day. there are, there are a lot of stories of them having a public execution. they have banned t, v, 's and radios de confined women at home. so those kind of treatments or is still the kind of impressions that people bear in mind. however, we have seen some progress with the current taliban latins powerfully taliban are in control for about a week now and they but however they have failed to resto

this is trudy and there will be i must be, i think that's just the big that is going to be a big risk. this means that situation is not stable and whatever it is happening, whether it's indoor hall or inside the act, it has the re to result bay. and the result, the ideal result would be that it would not be just the surrender. meaning that the top would not be in control of defining what is an inclusive process. what is government unilaterally imposing based on the definition of what inclusive, but based on the definition of who should be included. it, inter maternity to take over. cobble must have some sense of neutrality, must be seen as faculty meeting, different actors negotiating and agreeing on some sort of inclusive rhyme government that would legitimize the future government in the eyes of us on the right, you have to realize a new group political views, right? there's a lot to pick up on that, but perhaps it would be useful to pause for a moment and take in the situation that we are witnessing right now and the historical importance of this point. this is where we're almost a

it should be all about making the transition to a trudy that can negotiate on behalf of the anti taliban camp. credibly can he's not that person with regard to what his plan is working. he hasn't describe his plan to anyone. he always says, i have a 6 month plan or 2 months plan and it's good. i'm going to change the situation. but if the on the tuition has only turn to for the worst, his reason address as your correspondent explained, didn't clarify anything. he didn't really say anything actually out of confusion because there were hope that he would come out and talk about a possible transition resignation and hope there were people who well hoping that that would also mean the fire. that would also mean breathing room for a political deal to be put in place. because as you pointed out, the movement of is such that the time is not on the side of the government. the leverage off the government side, the liberal anti palate ones, but each shrinking, if there is no risk bite, if there is no pause, there is a fear that the dominoes will continue to fall and there will be nothing. and ther

it's at the center was that petite. trudy me, which is about 160 kilometers west of haiti's capital. this is again the 7.2 magnitude. how many are comparing it to the earthquake that had haiti in 2010, which was slightly smaller magnitude measured a 7.0 by the us geological survey. of course, that was a devastating disaster taking the lives of somewhere between 202300000 haitians and leaving one and a half 1000000 people. homeless, have canister, as president says, he won't give up the achievements of the past 20 years in a ramp public address. i should have connie said he is in talk with local and international partners to end the conflict. he spoke as a tolerable and captured 3 more provinces to next. i am not going to allow this imposed war now, nation to lead, to more bloodshed, and to losing the gains of our last 2 decades and damages to our public goods and infrastructure. because of this, i've carried out widespread comprehensive consultations with representatives of the people and leaders by hand without international partner that is all in the consultation to be carried out

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