and nato and western european countries like in libyan syria. and i've had, you know, disastrous consequences. so, one would hope this, my situation, f canister might be a wake up call. you know, these military interventions don't work affectively and cause a lot of hardship and suffering for the population of these countries who have to solve their own internal political problems. most international legal scholars, the war and afghans was illegal because the taliban never directly sent to 9 alone hijackers to bomb the trade center and there are no legal basis for that war. so the swift advancement made by the taliban is a failure of the afghan forces. i mean is that kind of tone deaf and simply just punting responsibility. the us cannot and should not try to deflect blame for what's happened there at the end of the day. we are the ones who invaded that country. we're the ones who over through the government there and replaced it with, with our own. and so when we suddenly decide to leave and everything goes to crap, we're ultimately responsible

ready enough to understand there is lively, severe society and all these nato involvement success . all this is, of course, this hypocrisy it's, it's page, it was for 4 years painted a picture which is not in line with reality, which we can see, you know, i think we should take and bring refugees who are in fear of life. but at the same time, i think it's necessary to really talk to the real power in afghanistan, the tardy bands to go to negotiations to negotiations as well. concerning the refugees and not to break all diplomatic ties. protective gathered a lot, going on wednesday condemning the u. k government funds to events and i've got us on a cold for those still stock that can be brought to you as quickly as possible. i'll be a u. k. foreign secretary dominic rob is faced big criticism in the media. it's offered was reported, african interpreters who was with british troops, missed being evacuated from cobble because the politician was too busy to agree to move while away on holiday. i've got ministers refused to talk to a junior minister and delay the call by which time the t

but, you know, when you, when you see the, the nato, nato meeting recently, the g 7. and it's all really about china, china, china, ok. and the americans are obsessed with russia, but the rest of, with russia and china at the same time, the europeans are a little bit more in between here. i don't see how they can divide russian china when they're both being the target of aggressive rhetoric at the very least from the us. go ahead, alexander well, when americans, i mean the american, the leaves are stuck about russia or china. they actually don't talk above them, the real russia, china, there's a like run through symbols in the internal pool. so the main idea was for a long time after then what profess loan said union for period unity pull a moment was this is going to become an age of union or it will be there forever. so as o a d o, and just they in the american leads, i would say, and they rejected sex, rejected for a long time. the fact that russia and china was coming together and was forming a kind of defect to alliance in eurasia, which wasn't used to be a night

>> president biden has a long and deep history of solidarity and commitment to the nato alliance. commitment to article 5 is rock so solid. we just had a successful nato summit where we had a new concept and way forward on the emerging threats we'll face. he believes in his personal bonds with the leaders of nato and believes in the institutional bonds between the united states and nato and i would just note also that our secretary of state and our secretary of defense to repeated minister meetings for consolations on this decision and ultimately secured an agreement of the north atlantic counsel for it to be carried out along the timetable that was laid out, all of the allies signed up to that. what the president also committed to is making sure that every last nato troop on the ground in afghanistan and there were more nato troops in afghanistan than american troops when joe biden took office to get out safely and securely without incurring a single casualty and he executed that and finally, he's committed to facilitating the flights of our nato allies and partners to get their

i've spoken with our nato allies who spoken with nato allies, the secretary state or national security via has been in contact with his counterparts throughout the world. and our allies, as has the general r b. i keep calling them in general, but my secretary defense. the fact of the matter is i have not seen a matter of fact the exact opposite. i've got. this is about america leading the world and all our allies have agreed with that. the seemingly out to lunch attitude and utter fiasco that took place under the current administration has drawn criticism from not just biden's rivals, but from fellow party members as well. i am disappointed that the button administration clearly did not accurately assess the implications of a rapid us withdrawal. the images we saw coming out of of going to start show a tremendous humanitarian crisis. this is going to hurt us. no question about it. i think of janice town, his last, every terrorist around the world is cheering. they have watched the taliban defeat america. in effect, president buttons, poor judgment produced the worst possible outcome in

s. nato forces leave because it was made very clear last night. my. so are a huge threat to the stability of this country are trying to, i just dropped the in couple will turkeys president read top. heard one says his country is held, its 1st talks with taliban, and one is assessing the groups off for turkey to run. couple effort after western forces withdraw. taliban says it will secure the facility, but need technical assistance to run it. during made him is in. our friends held the 1st meeting with the tale man, and this was a 3 and a half hours long meeting under the supervision of our ambassador and council. and if necessary, we will have the opportunity to hold such talks. again. let's make to see him concealed his life for us in history. tell us more about this idea. well, nick, apparently in turkey and taliban having conducting these talks, which are in a way and a type of negotiation for, for some time i don't, i don't stop at the 1st thought was held after the turkish embassy cobble was moved inside the cobble international, a ports military

the nato secretary general said the priority for nato was as follows. nato's focus right now is to ensure the safe departure or personnel from allied and partner countries. and of the africans who have helped us felt very good miss that europe was surprised at the speed of the political and military collapse of the campbell government. it was something that they had not anticipated . he also said that he was frustrated that after years of international assistance, the results were to quote, him not better. produced, journalist focuses on international affairs. richard meant us, things to use. priority is not human rights, its profits and foreign policy objective. we've known for decades now that the war and again a sand his last, it was last from day one that this government was never going to work. and yet a series of us generals and nato officials lying about the capacity and capability of the afghan government that they set up. and the security forces, who they pumped full of weapons to make money for the arms industry. if the taliban have of course territorial control, they don't have

the nato secretary general said the priority for nato was as follows. nato's focus now is to ensure the safe departure or personnel from our than partner countries. and of the africans who have helped us make admitted that europe was surprised at the speed of the political and military collapse of the cobble government. it was something that they had not anticipated. he also said that he was frustrated that after years of international assistance, the results were to quote him, not better talk to robert, but china say profess line, christine, of us to specialize in us politics. so the crisis enough comes on, put yet more train on washington's ties with europe. i think that europe already is under massive stream in terms of humanitarian aid that it provides to other nations and in the region. i, i don't, i don't know why we're not seeing united states president standing. i've been saying, okay, we cause this weather was 20 years ago, 10 years ago, 5 years ago or last week. and we need to step in and help with there's nobody should have to go and live in a refugee camp because a western d

i was part of this in trying to establish normal contacts in the relationship with nato. but sadly, we have seen that there is no desire to take into account the interests of russian federation. and moreover, there is a big desire to promote interests in the neighbouring states, just avoiding the russian federation. that was bad. and from this we started to divide and it has come later on to alienation, and grown that alienation, because we still do not see how... you're alienated, are you? you're alienated from the united kingdom government, from the us government? no, there is a division in europe with the enlargement of european union and nato, and the united kingdom is trying to make it deeper, i'm afraid. see, if you want to bridge some of the differences, if you want to send signals that russia is interested in improving relations, why are you ramping up your cyber attacks on the uk and other western countries? and why are you ramping up your spying activities as well? we are not doing this. it is proved... there is no single proof that we continue cyber attacks. wh

why didn't they leave some nato troops? nato is involved in this. when he said i haven't heard any negative. you are on vacation again. host: that is tim in arkansas. the president will be briefed on afghanistan and go to delaware later on. it was president biden nominating rahm emanuel as his ambassador to japan. he would be tapped for the prominent foreign post. that is the white house announcing that. the chicago tribune says it will give a tactician and veteran in the ranks of his top diplomats. you can see that in the chicago tribune. when it comes to electric cars, gm says that when it comes to the chevy volt, there is a recall over a battery fire issue. a few 2019 were not covered under the previous recall. all 141,000 volts that gm has produced are under recall. you can see more on that at the new york times business section. caller: thank you for taking my call. i am just surprised that america pulled out afghanistan without notifying the americans. they would not be in the mess they are in now. the people who spoke out against the afghan g

president trump who negotiated with nato to make sure there were 5,000 nato troops there as well. kabul was free and the situation was under control. we have got to get back to that situation at least long enough to get back to evacuation of our citizens. we need to get them to safety as soon as possible. judge jeanine: if we don't, we'll be the ugly americans. we'll be people information whom people put their lives on the line and ended up dying. robert o'brien, thanks for being with us. just as i thought. milly knew. he knew from the trump administration. as afghanistan fell to the taliban. one afghan journalist spoke out amidst the chaos. her powerful message and lara logann >> i'm very upset today. i didn't expect overnight all the taliban come. they took my flag, this is my flag. judge jeanine: that brave reporter nazira karimi will never stop fighting for the afghanistan she loves. thank you for being here tonight. you are a respected journalist and reporter. and someone we have seen on television pleading with the president. what is it that is happening in afghanistan that

president trump who negotiated with nato to make sure there were 5,000 nato troops there as well. kabul was free and the situation was under control. we have got to get back to that situation at least long enough to get back to evacuation of our citizens. we need to get them to safety as soon as possible. judge jeanine: if we don't, we'll be the ugly americans. we'll be people information whom people put their lives on the line and ended up dying. robert o'brien, thanks for being with us. just as i thought. milly knew. he knew from the trump administration. as afghanistan fell to the taliban. one afghan journalist spoke out amidst the chaos. her powerful message and lara logan next. fight back fast with tums chewy bites. fast heartburn relief in every bite. crunchy outside, chewy inside. ♪ tums, tums, tums, tums ♪ tums chewy bites as someone with hearing loss i know what a confusing and frustrating experience getting hearing aids can be. that's why i founded lively. affordable, high-quality hearing aids with all of the features you need, and none of the hassle. i use lively he

our nato allies are strongly standing with us. their troops keeping sentry alongside ours in kabul, as is the case whenever we deploy our troops in harm's way. i take that responsibility seriously. i carry that burden every day, just as i did when i was vice president and my son was deployed to iraq. there will be plenty of time to criticize and second-guess when this operation is over, but now -- now, my focus is on getting this job done. i would ask every american to join me in praying for the women and men risking their lives on the ground in the service of our nation. as events evolve over the coming days, my team and i will continue to share the information and update the american people and exactly where things are. we will use every resource necessary to carry out the mission, and bring to safety american citizens and our afghan allies. this is our focus now, and when this is finished, we will complete our military withdrawal and finally bring to an end 20 years of american military action in afghanistan. thank you and may

and nato presence in the country. they are handing back power to the group that they took power from 20 years ago. what do you make of that? i just, i just think it's devastating and terrible. it's a tragedy for people who were karen, just even recently, the tragedy for the people who are left behind now and that's ganeth them. i have no confidence that the taliban will honor their words of no retribution against those who worked for the former government and jewels who work with the u. s. or other forces there. i think it's going to be a very dark time and i can't say, i think it's very sad, although they didn't have to be this way. i appreciate the vitamins determination and he's not the only president before him. president obama and president trump all wanted to get out of afghanistan, but the way this was done has led to it actually debacle. a lot of people will be looking at this though, not, not just what the u. s. and it's nato partners have done in afghanistan, but they, they will also look to what's happened

i not leashed off in one tablet, block nato, to it's our we move east. the reason us hedge emily, some dangerous is the last, the sovereignty of other countries. the exceptionalism that america uses in its international war planning is one of the greatest threats to the populations of different nations. if need, what is founded, shareholders in the united states and elsewhere in larger companies would lose millions and millions more business and businesses good. and that is the reality of what we're facing, which is fascist. americans love buying homes. ah, this is a fundamental part of how our political leadership and our country at large understood the bargain. you get a whole and then you will rebel. right? that's the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in the system. be really interesting to dial back and think about the longer deeper history of what housings meant in the united states. not just that old question of the american dream, but the bigger question of who the dream has been for the this is boom by someone business show you can't af

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the six to 500 nato -- the 6500 nato combined with that. we have no way to identify threats in the region and we have no keep ability to respond -- no capability to respond. we have to get the interpreters out and the surveillance reconnaissance cap abilities have been completely wiped out. all the intelligence capability was gone. now that the embassy has shut down, we have no eyes and ears on the ground. it means we can't see what's happening afghanistan or with al qaeda. any potential threats to the homeland. even beyond that, in the region. most importantly, that capability give us eyes and ears on russia, china, and iran. this is a victory for our adversaries, like russia, china, and iran, a victory for the taliban. they are going to celebrate the 20 anniversary of 9/11. probably raise the jihadis flag over the u.s. embassy. it is emboldening our enemies and weakening our allied friendships. i predict that it is going to become a terrorist safe haven again, and we are going to be looking at potential external operations, to hit america

surely one outcome of this must be a reassessment of how nato operates. nato is the bedrock of european security, but russia will not be blind to the implications of this withdrawal decision and the manner in which it has been taken. neither will china and others have failed to notice the implications, because in recent years the west has appeared to be less willing to defend its values. this cannot continue because if it does, it will embolden those who do not share those values and wish to impose their way of life on others. i'm afraid i think this has been a major setback for british foreign policy. we boast about global britain, but where is global britain on the streets of kabul? tom tugendhat, chair of the foreign select committee and served in afghanistan said joe biden�*s comments about allies fleeing were shameful. he added, anyone who hasn't fought for their country should be careful about criticising those who have. like many veterans, this last week has been one that has seen me struggle through anger and grief and rage. the feeling of aband

over a series of incidents between nato and russian forces and conservation is race to say sierra leon's mountain champs. from the growing threats of illegal logging. ah, we begin in afghanistan where people are still scrambling to leave a week off the cobble fell to the taliban. at least 20 people are reported to been killed in the chaos of the airport over the past week. the british military is cooling conditions, extremely challenging. taliban fighters have been manning, checkpoints around combo airport and blocking people without documents from entering in the us says 17000 people, including afghans, americans and other nationals have been flown out. but many are still stranded. american commercial airlines have been ordered to provide planes to help speed up evacuation efforts. the 800 aircraft one go to campbell, but will instead transport atkins, who already been flown out to their final destinations. charles stratford landed a cobble airport in the past few hours and has this update. we are on the side of the i'm seeing huge lines of people. these people have, haven't already had

it does not require further nato expansion. also, russia, keep its hands off and get out of places like that. the only way a belief to start that process knowing realistically is to perhaps consider what you may call a dialogue. former senator not in others on the russian side who have a historical perspective on this relationship they can talk and propose some ideas without it seeming like they are speaking for their government or giving a unilateral confession. give some deniability to the government and the idea on how to use the tension in eastern europe hundred europe can be arrived at. just not a person that we can or should never expect to trust or admire. we can at least look for new framework for that part of the world that will be less dangerous. maybe the best way to start. >> i would just add that i think that the president's trip is actually laying the groundwork to get to a more integrated and strategic policy towards russia. some conversation with our closest allies about what they have been experiencing. how the

future relationship with nato allies? >> i know secretary of state blinken has been making phone calls all day. i have seen the reports of phone calls he has had with goal states. -- gulf states. but it is incumbent upon the president to be reassuring to nato allies. just because we walked away from afghanistan with little conference -- consultation, that we will remain in our international interests with our nato allies. >> i just saw a poll come in and it said 68% of americans agree it was always going to end badly and afghanistan. do you agree with that assessment of most americans? >> it's an opinion poll, so people are expressing their opinion. i don't think it had to end this way. i think we could have planned more and given the afghans more time. we could have invested more over many years, over several administrations we were minimizing what we were trying to do as opposed to trying to accomplish our fundamental objectives. >> thank you for joining us. we will see how this evolves over the coming days. i want to l

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he believes in the personal bonds with nato. he believes in the personal bonds between the united states and nato. our secretary of state and our secretary of defense went to repeated ministerial meetings at nato for consultations on this decision and ultimately secured an agreement of the north atlantic council for it to be carried out along the timetable that was laid out. all the allies signed up to that. what the president also committed to was making sure every last nato troop on the ground in afghanistan and there were more nato troops then american troops when joe biden took office, would get out safely and securely without incurring a single casualty and he executed that kid he has committed to facilitating the flights of our nato allies in our news to get civilians out and others out. he is in the process of doing that. planes from nato countries have landed and taken off with their personnel over the course of the past 24 hours. >> your previous answers are not enough to assure the allies because the first korean war b

the former secretary-general of nato has accused the u.s. of weakening the alliance by walking away from afghanistan without consulting its allies. he told bbc it was a shameful and for nato's afghan mission. he is the former u.n. ambassador to afghanistan and joins me now. thank you for joining us. what about that statement by mr. biden saying u.s. allies are not questioning the u.s.'s credibility? do you agree? ambassador: i think all nato countries are experiencing exactly the same chaos. i see this in other countries. this chaos is almost inevitable because we have so many thousands and thousands trying to reach the airport and cannot get in. they see this huge aircraft passing over their heads and of course, trying to reach the planes as quickly as they can. i think chaos -- anchor: you don't think it could've been handled in a better way? ambassador: that is pole. i'm not on the ground but i think it is very hard and complicated and dangerous situation during the evacuation process. anchor: let me turn to a piece you call -- i was read

there's troops, nato troops, inside the airport, the scaring away would be refugees. people who don't necessarily have the paper that even those who have the papers and do all unable to get into the airport, whether they're not being levied by the taliban or not being led by nato troops. american troops predominately but what i can tell you is that the taliban here, the government, this is taking shape. they've just established a minister nominated the ministry of information and culture and they our and something of a job offensive. i can tell you that comparing what it was like here before, we went to the same office, the same building, the ministry of information, and 2018 and now, and the difference is incredible. a tell about g to be making a huge effort to job journalists. they gave us an interview. the 1st interview, the minister's 1st interview, as the minister of information i've got to start was to a russian group of journalists. and he said that the taliban has changed yet. it is assured that it's over the last 20 years, the taliban has learned many things.

the speed of the collapse of the afghan government and security forces, but we also need to look at nato and our engagement ♪ >>> good morning again, everyone welcome to "street signs." we have a lot to get through on this show, but first i just want to bring you the eurozone flash pmi data for the month of august that we're getting just to tell you that the comp sit number has come in at 59.5, just a smidge below the consensus expectation of 59.7. but still, very small dip from the very high number that we had back in july that was almost a 20-year high for the overall business index in terms of breakdown, we have the services come in at 59.7 in august that is again slightly lower than the consensus of 59.8 and we had the manufacturing index also come in at 61.5 versus the consensus of 62 a little while earlier we had the individual breakdown for germany and france so just to tell you those numbers the german pmi flash composite came at 61.6 that was a disappointment. and that was primarily driven by manufacturing pull back in germany. so that came in at 62.7 versus the consensus of 6

i've spoken with our nato allies who spoken with nato allies, the secretary state or national security via he's been in contact with his counterparts throughout the world. and our allies, as has the general r b. i keep calling them in general, but my secretary defense. the fact of the matter is i have not seen a matter of fact the exact opposite. i've got. this is about america leading the world and all our allies have agreed with that. the seemingly out to lunch attitude and utter fiasco that took place under the current administration has drawn criticism from not just biden's rivals, but from fellow party members as well. i'm disappointed that the button administration clearly did not accurately assess the implications of a rapid us withdrawal. the images we saw coming out of of going to start show a tremendous humanitarian crisis. this is going to hurt us. no question about it. i think of janice town, his last, every terrorist around the world is cheering. they have watched the taliban defeat america. in effect, president buttons, poor judgment produced the worst possible outcome in

these nato fighter jets can intercept or track russian warplanes is the latest incident, top left of his cockpit or russian fighter jet, intercepted of the romanian coastline. it's close with no room for mistakes. 10 meters would seem quite close to $21.00 that's on initiated terms of relative procedures is totally normal to been set to in that range. but raffles commanders, there's nothing normal about what's happening. probably in my senior since then we've had, i think anytime you fly inside a flight information region of another country, not following the normal without flight plan, then i think it's not the sort of behavior we'd like to see in the special community in the, at their own stand by 247, and when the le comes fast moving is an understatement. when this plane gets born, it could fly it up to 28 kilometers a minute. the nearest russian air base is less than 280 kilometers away. it's in crimea, which was illegally annexed by russia in 2014. that's the main reason for the tension in the black c, j, your, or those about somebody in june, british naval maneuvers unrelated

if nato disbanded shareholders in the united states and elsewhere in large arms, companies would lose millions and millions or is business and businesses good. and that is the reality of what we're facing, which is faster than the us lashes out to the i. c k. and i've got it done as a drug strike kills 2 of it's all protests and leaves one more wounded. it's the 1st reprisal for thursday's cobble. apple bombing, in which 13 americans were among the many killed shots, a fight and cobble to disperse crowds as people continue to flock to the airport and desperate to flee. despite ongoing warnings about terror threats and its emerged. amazon web services have been hosting an iso propaganda site for months, taking it down early after a tip off from a watchdog following the carpet atrocity. ah, hello, good. happy with us this weekend. this is rp international from moscow. my name is colleen bright with your update this our 1st 2 i've got to stand by us president joe biden is vowing more strikes and retaliation for thursday's devastating terror attack at cobble. apple. washington already con

are continuing to plan to cobble apple to thousands of people, tried to flee a contest on the us and nato. her pledge to accelerate evacuations, but many afghans still faced major obstacles, including taliban road blocks and problems with paperwork charlotte bell as has the latest from cobble circling in front of carbo international airport. the gates are closed. the taliban with a common did us weapons and vehicles run security? no one can get through. even filming on the street is not allowed. the taliban has dispersed crowds of people. they know wait for the don. airport road. this is my father certificate. it's there. we meet is to la. his father worked as a god for to us contractors. your father is hi, i didn't i. he comes here every day to plead his father's case for evacuation. and i don't want to go out on the gate. i am scared but what can i do? the taliban run after us. they chase. they beat us and i saw women under people's feet and a stamp. and i saw a dead body taken from the airport and put in a car and we have no other option. well, not on the telephone is in charge of secu

an increasing number of nato countries have already announced the halts to their evacuation operations. and these attacks jeopardize remaining flights. meaning many afghans who want to leave their country and they have all the necessary documents to do so, could be left behind. this is charles dropping the correspondent in cobb or charles early afternoon. that was the state of play so far. well, we saw restarting of those evacuation price this morning. i saw a number of planes taking off, but it's fair to say now there is very much evidence of over wind down in the plains coming in and making those connections of people we saw again earlier today, huge crowds around the eastern gates, but we've been speaking to people in the area of the last hour or so. and they telling us that the taliban had pushed many of the people back behind the cordon of around 500 meters beyond the outer perimeter of the of the airport. and those that remain in the area between the ones that since you still to be processed. let's not forget that there are a lot of people who want you to get on those planes who

i not leashed off in, in tablet, block nato. it's our, we move east. the reason us hedge emory, it's a dangerous is the last, the sovereignty of other countries. the exceptionalism that america uses and it's international. war planning is one of the greatest threats to the populations of different nations. if nato, what is founded shareholders in the united states and elsewhere in large companies would lose millions and millions or is business and business is good. and that is the reality of what we're facing, which is faster than the welcome back was in 2 weeks after suffering. a major hack of more than $600000000.00 worth of bitcoin pauleen network now claims it has recovered virtually all of it. the company took 2 medium on monday to announce that the final $141000000.00 worth of a theory and, and wrapped bitcoin were officially recovered. the only exception being $33000000.00 and there the owner had already frozen. now prior to monday's developments, pauley network and are ready recovered. the majority of the stolen crypto with the hackers returnin

in the nato forces, they are going to do kill them. and i don't know what we will do about that and meanwhile there's over 10000 americans prickled throughout the capitol and the rest of the country but no one really knows how many there are nobody knows how were going to find them in there and a fork the videos board help them to leave and now additionally keep reading about political meetings between the former afghan government officials like and doctor abdul and afro-americans meeting with delavan representatives apparently an northern alliance people engage a date. but no one in the u.s. government seems to want to talk about this and i keep nagging about an every night and trying to move the story forward and there has to be some kind of provisional government which won't require recognition or not. don't know what the negotiations are, but there's no coalition, then you're going to be left with them creating this islamic state of afghanistan it that there are rated eat talking about and that may be recognized by china and or rus

he also part of the nato action afghanistan?— also part of the nato action afghanistan? also part of the nato action afthanistan? , ., , , afghanistan? he is absolutely right to raise this- _ afghanistan? he is absolutely right to raise this. i'm _ afghanistan? he is absolutely right to raise this. i'm going _ afghanistan? he is absolutely right to raise this. i'm going to - afghanistan? he is absolutely right to raise this. i'm going to come i afghanistan? he is absolutely right to raise this. i'm going to come on| to raise this. i'm going to come on to raise this. i'm going to come on to that point if he allows me to. the third strain of the evacuation scheme plan to provide an upper spoke asylum offer to settle 20,000 afghan refugees over five years. let me say as the son of a refugee, i am deeply proud this government is continuing the bighearted tradition of the british people and offering safe haven. we are getting the nationals out, those that work for us out and we are providing a lifeline to the most vulnerable. i can also tell the house today that we have conta

and nato forces in the taliban during the evacuation operation. the taliban said it will not allow homegrown or foreign terror organizations to use the country as a base to attack foreign countries or target inside afghanistan, but there are questions asked as to whether that level of cooperation that we have seen during this evacuation operation will continue once nato forces lead. one thing is for sure, it is in both the u.s., nato countries, and the taliban's interest to prevent an organization that not only presents a threat to this country, but the world. anchor: so what do we know about isil-k, that has claimed responsibility for the attacks? it was formed in 2014 by breakaway fighters who pledged allegiance to the late isil leader. the name refers to a historical region that includes parts that would today be in iran, afghanistan, and another country. it has been responsible for some of the worst attacks in recent years, girls schools, hospitals, and a maternity ward. it is considered the most extreme and violent of all militant groups in a

we are asking the government to work with nato allies to make - to work with nato allies to make sure there — to work with nato allies to make sure there is a security operation troth— sure there is a security operation both at— sure there is a security operation both at the — sure there is a security operation both at the airport and the barren hotel— both at the airport and the barren hotel where britain is processing the applications from eligible people. we are asking them to be more _ people. we are asking them to be more flexible about documentation, if you _ more flexible about documentation, if you carry— more flexible about documentation, if you carry the documentation showing — if you carry the documentation showing you have worked with all four the _ showing you have worked with all four the united kingdom and makes you a _ four the united kingdom and makes you a target for the taliban and particularly women are very afraid of doing _ particularly women are very afraid of doing that. we are asking the government to work with the united states— government to

how do these events test nato and turkey's role in nato? sinan: well, turkey is one of the members of nato. it has the second-largest in the united states. and some of the most recent decision-making in turkey, particularly the decision to acquire the s 400 there from russia has been criticized heavily by some of its nato partners, so much so that ultimately the united states went ahead and countering american adversely sanctions on turkey. so, the hope is that in this environment, turkey taking the lead as the only nato country to remain in afghanistan to provide security, to provide infrastructure for afghanistan, links to the outside world possibly going forward, helping obviously, the afghans themselves to go to western countries, all of that will give some political capital to turkey that would be helpful in negotiating future relations partners in the west, and perhaps also push some of these countries, the u.s., where they are, the number of difficult bilateral disputes to have the more positive attitude towards turkey. that could in