will feature leaders of the top political and military blocs the un nato and see europe presenting europe and america will join the cia asked. to discuss terrorism international crime and drug trafficking the c.s.t. oh has been pessimistic about cooperation with nature so far but the successful joint anti-drug operation in afghanistan has proved teamwork his possible. also sees the astronaut summit as a perfect chance to blueprint real stamps creating a new pan european security system proposed by president dmitry medvedev. thank you for being with us. about the upcoming summit. well it is a five major international organizations are participating. and you personally like to see as a result of this meeting your main objectives. some well firstly the o.e.c.d. hasn't held a summit for eleven years. and now it's happening in a with because i stand as a siesta member state chairing it. the very fact that top government officials are meeting to discuss security issues is a very important achievement. and objectives. would certainly want to discuss the issue of afghanistan but. i believe repres

under his leadership, the un has been a true partner for nato. her, to help afghanistan find the peace, security and development its people deserve. mr. president, may i give you the floor? >> thank you for your posting, secretary general, and to you president ban ki-moon. ladies and gentlemen, we had a very important summit this morning of a nato and afghanistan in which i, on behalf of the afghan people, thank the members of nato for the contributions they have been making to afghanistan for the past nine years, for the sacrifices they have endured, and for the assistance they have provided to afghanistan with the taxpayers' money. i think them for all of that and inform them -- i thank them for all of them and inform them of the progress as we have made in afghanistan over the last years and also the continuing difficulties of the afghan people. i think them for the sacrifice of the men and women of nato and in afghanistan and the help that have provided to education and the well-being of the afghan people that have truly made a great differenc

believe the us is trying to offload the responsibility for its actions in afghanistan on to nato brian becker from the un soko this says president obama's administration is twisting your arm to keep them onside increasingly costly war nato is functioning basically as a fig leaf for us foreign policy and us military strategy north atlantic treaty organization afghanistan where one hundred fifty thousand nato troops there really american troops for some auxilary forces are there there is a branding of their operation at u.s. military operation to make it look as if the world has come together to share against a shared objective against the war on terror against al qaeda but really i believe that nato is nothing but a fig leaf for u.s. military strategy and many of the other nato countries all over europe those populations they don't want to go along they don't want their governments that be accomplices for the u.s. war in afghanistan so the obama administration is twisting arms in lisbon it's putting pressure on the different european governments now to abandon the american government as it continues its w

recently things have been positive in september nato invited russia to take part in the alliances lisbon summit and last month the two sides carried out a joint un to drugs raid in afghanistan. and while russia nato is stepping up their joint efforts in afghanistan also delivered the first of sixteen planes loaded with russian weapons and ammunition to kabul on tuesday these small arms and bring supplies to help the afghan government fight against militants drug trafficking and other crimes in the country russia's defense minister says military action it's maybe sense to help train security forces too but most there says its troops will not be returning to afghanistan despite media speculation that russia might get involved in military operations that. republican victories in the u.s. make ten elections could pose serious problems for president obama's administration the policy compass allies don't public frustration with the player the pace of economic recovery winning a majority in the house of representatives but has also he's going to check and found out some experts say it's not the american people but corporate influence that turn them ste

the south pacific they plan to spend to the south atlantic even here in south america so nato now is the new un it's a global operation it's full spectrum dominance doctrine which is the official pentagon doctrine the proven in two thousand and four and the edge and is global domination so i would say be afraid be very afraid which is nato mission in afghanistan they don't know because they were more or less forced to be there according to day article five of the nato charter so they are there to basically just to support the american trying to find osama bin laden mullah omar and i'm and also what do you which are not in afghanistan by the way there in baluchistan or he was serious then so what is nato doing over there not seeing now they're trying to make an arrangement of the russians so they can extract their through https through tragic is that it is because then and russian territory and the russians say ok well rick a few million dollars exit for us not a big deal. well still ahead in the program the vicious ideology that refuses to die. it was not just a few people who had to be punishe

under his leadership, the un has been a true partner for nato. indeed, afghanistan has brought the un and nato closer together than ever in our histories. and we will have much more to do together, to help afghanistan find the peace, security and development its people deserve. mr. president, may i give you the floor? >> thank you for your posting, secretary general, and to you president ban ki-moon. ladies and gentlemen, we had a very important summit this morning of a nato and afghanistan in which i, on behalf of the afghan people, thank the members of nato for the contributions they have been making to afghanistan for the past nine years, for the sacrifices they have endured, and for the assistance they have provided to afghanistan with the taxpayers' money. i think them for all of that and inform them -- i thank them for all of them and inform them of the progress as we have made in afghanistan over the last years and also the continuing difficulties of the afghan people. i think them for the sacrifice of the men and women of nato and in afgha

conflict between the insurgent forces and nato and the afghan government allies can leave the impression a poll of afghanistan is caught up in relentless violence. the un says the number of afghan civilians killed or injured rose in the first six months of this year, with child calyces -- child casualties up 55%. against that background, nato's top civilian representative has caused surprise and concern. >> here in kabul and other big cities, children are probably safer than it would be in london or new york. most children can go about their lives in safety. it's a very family oriented society, so it is like a city of villages. >> rommel was their reaction from glass go. the comments were called misleading. >> i don't think the comparison with new york, glasgow or london was helpful. children in afghanistan are vulnerable. a thousands died last year alone. 858 died from preventable diseases like diarrhea and pneumonia. >> he concedes his point was not well put, but he wants to explain how uneven balances across afghanistan. he said half the insurgent violence take -- takes place in 10 of the 365 districts. in those places, children are often the victim

un -- our own candy crowley. he says, what happened wupz that some nato allies turned out not to be welling to fight illing to fight. what are your thoughts on that? >> i'm not sure what former president bush meant by that. we were joined in afghanistan by a number of our nato allies. there were a number of them there now. i would not want to diminish in any way the contributions they have made. you have to remember that they come in as nato allies, but under the control of their own prime ministers and presidents. and in some cases they were not given the same kind of authority to engage the enemy that u.s. forces were given. i think that's the point the president was trying to make. but at the same time, if we needed 100,000 now to stabilize the situation and hundreds of thousands of afghan police and soldiers, then maybe we should have concluded some years ago that the light footprint we had in the early years, 2002, 2003, was not adequate. i think we might have been better served with a larger footprint earlier. i am always of the view that if you are going to do something, do it. put a large force in. >> larry

will hear more about that agreement from afghan president karzai and the secretaries general of nato and the un. >> let me explain the choreography. first, we will begin with the signature of the president of afghanistan and then we will proceed with our press conference. [applause] >> opening statements by the secretary general, the president and the un secretary general. >> first of all, let me begin by welcoming president karzai and ban ki-moon to this summit meeting on afghanistan. over the last two years, there have been many international meetings on afghanistan. all of them have been important and valuable, but this one is different because here in lisbon we have launched a process by which to the afghan people will once again become masters in their own house. starting early next year, afghan forces will begin taking the lead in security operations. this will begin in certain districts and provinces, and based on conditions, will gradually expand through the country. the aim is for afghan forces to be in the lead by the end of 2014. to achieve that goal, we must train and educate afghan

nato to reaffirm its commitment to international law especially. especially with situations where the there is the use of force and the use of force should no get your goal beyond the un charter and what the un charter says on the issue of. thinks again i would like to x. that the image of the enemy they shouldn't exist in a way they must not even exist anymore and our relationship and they must be left in history we view russia as a strategic partner of mine we have mutual interests. we have mutual cultural roots we of course have differences in opinion and we have controversies but of course that too belongs to a good partnership that you can talk about these things and you can solve problems . but in terms of nato it was always the goal of germany and it was my personal goal the the whole project of missile defense. would be mutual. visual process of the entire alliance and not just individual states and both and also that russia. will be invited specifically and ever since i became foreign minister i have stressed over and over again that russia must cooperate with us on this project and work with us and we have an officially invited russia and we will do it again

i think if you will see nato next week or this coming weekend tackle the issue of transitions, probably embrace president karzai's un of having a security transition and responsibility for security complete by 2014. i think he was -- my own view he was expressing the frustrations of the leader of the country whose people have been at war for so long. i think the reality is, he understands what we have to do to get afghanistan to the point. the reality is, the afghans are playing a significant role already. there has been dramatic improvement both in the numbers and in the quality of the afghan security forces over the last year. 60%-75% of the forces and a can of our operations are afghan, and that as an afghan lead operation. the counterterrorism operations are led by afghans. we will continue to work with them as a good partner. >> is there a cap emerging between the approach the u.s. wants to take over the next eight to nine months and what president karzai's political needs seem to dictate? >> i think that we will be ok. . is it as fast as we would like? no, but if you would have told me that they would of occup

i think if you will see nato next week or this coming weekend tackle the issue of transitions, probably embrace president karzai's unhaving a security transition and responsibility for security complete by 2014. i think he was -- my own view he was expressing the frustrations of the leader of the country whose people have been at war for so long. i think the reality is, he understands what we have to do to get afghanistan to the point. the reality is, the afghans are playing a significant role already. there has been dramatic improvement both in the numbers and in the quality of the afghan security forces over the last year. 60%-75% of the forces and a can of our operations are afghan, and that as an afghan lead operation. the counterterrorism operations are led by afghans. we will continue to work with them as a good partner. >> is there a cap emerging between the approach the u.s. wants to take over the next eight to nine months and what president karzai's political needs seem to dictate? >> i think that we will be ok. . >> are you going to continue to have the freedom to go back and forth across the border. ? >>

i think if you will see nato next week or this coming weekend tackle the issue of transitions, probably embrace president karzai's un my own view he was expressing the frustrations of the leader of the country whose people have been at war for so long. i think the reality is, he understands what we have to do to get afghanistan to the point. the reality is, the afghans are playing a significant role already. there has been dramatic improvement both in the numbers and in the quality of the afghan security forces over the last year. 60%-75% of the forces and a can of our operations are afghan, and that as an afghan lead operation. the counterterrorism operations are led by afghans. we will continue to work with them as a good partner. >> is there a cap emerging between the approach the u.s. wants to take over the next eight to nine months and what president karzai's political needs seem to dictate? >> i think that we will be ok. . afghanistan would have 140,000 troops on its western border fighting the taliban and the various other terrorist groups that are in that area, i would have thought that -- basically withdraw

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