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many afghans and i worried about what'll happen when only international troops of gun w. corresponding to terry shows is a the brussels where nato is headquartered. a welcome terry. so this is the end of michelle raisins is coming earlier than expected. why is that? that's right, fell the the original deadline was set for september 11th, but it's been clear for months that the us wanted to speed up this departure. and we even heard the date, july, 4th in recent weeks, as when president biden was aiming for. and it looks like he'll make it with the hand over of bob graham today. clearly one of the last milestones and without us forces the allies can't see either. and that's why we've seen the germans this week . the italians and the pools also head out before the last american soldiers go and kind of gun forces handle security without international help. that remains to be seen, but the signs are not good. they have been very dependent on especially us air strikes, to, to try to keep control. and the taliban have been constantly encroaching on territory that used to be held by the afghan armed f

i'm not joined by w correspondence, terry shoals and brussels. we're ne to it's headquartered terry. the end is coming earlier than expected. why is that? we're not exactly sure. why the u. s. decided to speed up so quickly. the original date, of course, was, was september 11th, but it's been rumored for some months now that president biden did want to get out quicker. in fact, exactly by july. 4th, which is just a couple of days from now us independence day. so it appears that he is on track to succeed in that. and of course, without us support on the ground, there are other allies have to go to. so we've heard this week that the germans have completed their withdraw the italians and also the polls without us forces on the ground, the allies have to go as well. but back on ebay, it wasn't just for the military, it was important for all sorts of traffic as well. what's the view there at nato? h q? can the afghans handle security that nato has not made an official statement yet about the reports of the hand over. and in fact, i just read that the

w. as nasal correspondent terry shows in brussels, terry, the end is coming much earlier than expected. why is that? well gearhart, we've actually heard rumors that they would move it up until july for quite a while. but in fact, in these last days we have seen a real push to make this happen. most likely by the 4th of july independence day in the united states. in the last week, we've heard that germany completely pulled out italy, poland, and this is because allies do not have the capacity to stay in afghanistan without us support. so as the u. s. rushes to the exit, the other allies will follow. so what's the view there a day to a skew can the after and how security there at this airbase in the country it's, it's giving an error forces plains. so if all us personnel pull out of the country, it's not even clear how the afghans can maintain their own air force. so there are a lot of questions that are left unanswered by this rapid withdrawl. and i think the african armed forces have a lot to be worried about. there's one other airport that will obviously take on more importance now wit

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that's bringing all the w correspondent, terry shells in brussels, where nato is headquartered. terry, the end is coming earlier than expected. why is that? that's right. the u. s. had given its official deadline to pull out as september 11th, but it's been clear now for, for some months that it wanted to speed that up. president biden has made clear that he would like this to be completed by july 4th. so that's only a couple more days, and it seems that that will be the case with the law graham being vacated by the americans today. this creates a problem for the other allies because they do not have the capacity to maintain their presence there without the u. s, and that's why you've seen the germans, the italians and the pools also leave ahead of the final us troops there. so background a, it wasn't just for the military was, it wasn't important for sorts of traffic, diplomatic and such. can the africans handle security that yes, it was primarily military, but i've flown in and out of there more than once as a journalist, covering covering the war as have other diplomats. and