he said the also that, that, that a lot of the military assets that the u. s. had at the airport have been destroyed . and that in terms of handing over to the taliban, he said some very interesting things. she said that the taliban has been in his words, helpful and useful over the last several days, especially helping to secure the perimeter of the airport. he was quite frankly, lack of a better word complimentary of the taliban and their efforts to help the united states in the last few days, getting evacuees out of the country and securing the airport. but he did say that the u. s. did not coordinate at all with the taliban in terms of the exact time and date that the last plains left the airport. he said the airport is now plea out of the hands of the u. s. military. and he said, when asked, i can tell you with confidence that there are no single us service members anywhere in ghana. stan right now. he said also that he believes that there are about 2000. i saw k fighters still in afghanistan. and he said that the u. s. still, of course reserves the right

the u. s. it early a warned a further attacks, as the withdrawal of its forces from afghanistan enters the final stages. now, there are carnie reports that for children are among 6 civilians killed on thursday, a suicide bombing at the airport killed at least 175 people. and those casualties included men, women, and children. algae, there is child stratford joined. this live now from the afghan capital confirmation from washington. then the vehicle was targeted, but any more information about who was inside vertical information from this side this afternoon, i suppose about mid afternoon. we additionally got reports of what was then described in the local media here as a rocket attack on a building outside the perimeter fence of the airport. on the north side of the airport, we made a few calls, 2 contacts in that area. and they said that a rocket attack had happened and there had been a number of civilian casualties. we have heard nothing from the taliban to that effect. it was in a few hours,

he drill down on afghanistan, specifically on why the u. s. he felt had to withdraw and why he had to make this decision. he said, as he was put in a very difficult position under an agreement that was made by predecessor, remember that the original agreement by the former president donald trump, had us troops coming out in may. joe biden said i had to extend that to august 31st because it was for the safety of getting people out of the country. he also said that of the $1.00 to $200.00 americans that are still in afghanistan, he said he expects that they will get out if they want to. and that the u. s. will work with the taliban and expects the taliban to help facilitate getting them out. but he also said that the u. s. since march sent out 19 different messages to us citizens in afghanistan that they need to prepare to evacuate. and it's also, he mentioned that a lot of the of the $1.00 to $200.00 that are still there. he said, summer dual citizens, that maybe said they did not want to come out and then later decide did they do, did want to

the u. s. had been warning that more attacks could be imminent, as it forces enter the final stages of that withdrawal from afghanistan. there are reports that children are among these 6 civilians killed us evacuation that combo continuing, including military staff and african nationals was being to the media on sunday. us actually is state and the blinking maintains in the us will continue to have the ability to attack targets inside afghanistan without having soldiers on the ground . we have the capacity around the world, including an afghan stand to take, to find and to take strikes against terrorists who, who want to do us harm. and as you know, in country after country including places like like yemen, like somalia, large parts of syria. lydia places where we don't have boots on the ground on any kind of ongoing basis. now we have the capacity to go after people who are trying to do us harm will retain that capacity and f canister. meanwhile, us president joe biden has participated in a ce

what we heard reference there as well to the fact that the u. s. had in the past been carrying out as strikes in support of africa and forces. but part of the problem here military analysts are saying is that since the u. s. to becky waited from background at both the principal military airport within counties on it has lost the capability to be able to easily strike a round can to haul in the regions around kandahar, thereby limiting any us ariel aid for the afghan forces on the ground attempting to prevent taliban from taking over kandahar. so this is just one of the many issues being looked at by the fight and, and administration. president biden himself insist that he does not regret his decision to withdraw saying it's up to the afghans to resolve the situation. and up to the afghan generals, to repulse the taliban. why can't i? thank you very much. international invoice that talks in doha of release to final statement, encouraging the taliban and african government to build trust and accelerate the peace process. i'm a jump room is in the cou

and i would also say the fact that despite every investment that the u. s. and the vision fall is had made enough honest on to think that there floundered upon was number one strength single to security forces. docs was extremely lacking and that was a red flag that everyone had trees at all times. in the past, the foreign national security forces were strongly lacking in their ability to face any kind of threat, especially the threat that is faced by a found a son at the moment. and that was one of the weakest links in the us. all the western fall is being up on his arm. and of course, the 2nd factor was that there was hardly any grassroot political development enough on his fund that would have given rise to an indigenous grad true to higher level upon political leadership. that could have been that that could have provided a sort of a threshold or a leakage between people and the higher political goddess and prevented the taliban, or anyone else from entering into the various provinces that they had taken. and now the stand right outside counsel, in terms

right after the u. s. pull out announcement in april. the taliban instantly proved it's not just ready to but they want full control. and now very big news. they have entered the capital capital. but even at this point again, it stands besieged. government isn't able to rely on a helping hand from washington. african leaders have to come together. we lost thousands at last death and injury. thousands of american personnel got to fight for themselves. uncle sam is pulling out, but some of the troops have to stay or even be sent back to secure the likes of fleeing us. diplomats but watch out for the wording because according to washington, this is not an evacuation. this is not abandonment. this is not an evacuation. this is not the wholesale. busy withdrawl, what this is, is a reduction in the size of our civilian footprint. this is a draw down of civilian americans 46 years after one of the most humiliating episodes in the history of us overseas operations. the falling of south vietnam and the capital saigon. joe biden already had to ans

the u. s. had been to keep the label of coercive diplomacy for it. so what does that stems back to lithuania, agreeing to let tie one, set up a representative office in the capital venus. the recognition though, has annoyed china because it's long regarded the island which is about 260 kilometers east of mainland china. to be a breakaway province and under a sovereignty in response to the move, china has demanded that the 3 new sam baset, the beijing, and recall its own envoy from venus. professor benjamin child in shanghai warns that the u. s. has a long track record of breaking his promises to allies if they are within its course fear of insurer interests. luthey, i know they did not. who has, who had to leave one to provoke china? yes, no boundary dispute with china has economic benefit to china. apparently, did us trying to maximize the use of is less and less strategic partners can use to afford competition. we push by crossing the bottom 9 issue of china, which is the one china, peaceable to for india. we would then need to completely rely on t

the e u. s. had more than 100 border troops and pledge 37000000 euros to helpless away near that usually only sees a fraction of these arrivals. to deal with the crisis, bella russian opposition latest atlanta to north sky. i was living in exile in lithuania, or just the you not to give in to local shanker, what the regime is doing is blake mailing european union. this gratian situation, and the answer should be even stronger. you can be blackmailed by regime. the number of migrants arriving at the board has decreased since iraq stopped at slides to barrows, but the situation remained. stands warning, shots have been hurt from the battle of wish and sight steadfast and al jazeera vilios lithuania, now peruse, foreign minister, has resigned less than a month after the new president federal castillo is sworn in, hector, be hard. quit amid outrage over comments he made about nom group that killed tens of thousands during the 1980s in 1900 ninety's. during those protests on sunday opposition support

the u. s. had been to keep the label of coercive diplomacy for it. know what the status by lithuania, agreeing to let taiwan seth a representative office in the capital. this recognition has annoyed china though, because it's long regarded the island which is about $160.00 comb, just east of the mainland china to be a break to a province and under its sovereignty in response to the move, china has demanded that way. nice ambassador leave by james. i'm recorded own envoy from venus. professor benjamin chow in shanghai warns that the u. s. has a long track record though, right. he is promises to allies if they are within its course fear of interest aloof. the do not. who has, who high to the one to provoke china? yes, no boundary dispute that china has economic benefit to china. apparently did us trying to maximize the use of is less and less strategic partners can use to afford competition. we push by crossing the bottom line issue of china, which is the one china, peaceable to for any we would then need to completely rely on the us and its allies for

the u. s. back saigon government in south vietnam was notorious for corruption. and that probably contributed to the overall victory of the communists. nicer. he was convinced that mister to you had succeeded in removing from the country a substantial portion of south vietnam's estimated total of 26 tons of gold preserves form an aid sale to profiting by control of corrupt regime left vietnam. a billionaire outside gone and cargo have fallen, but the usa is still as its buddies around the world. take the cars on a family that rules iraqi kurdistan. the families spent $50000000.00 on beverly hills, mansion alone, the prime minister of iraqi kurdistan. a member of the cars on a family actually spent over $3000000.00 in a car casino in a single night. now keep in mind that since 2014, the united states has sent over $3000000000.00 in humanitarian. a looks like american taxpayers have been subsidizing the lives of a luxury for white house cronies across the planet. while the infrastructure of the united states is decaying and falling apart, in some cases literally an

but clearly the u. s. had a has, has a case or a warrant out relating to ways dealings with iran and sanctions. and whether that was, whether that's legal, whether that stands up to scrutiny, we'll find out in a few months the hearings in canada or i think are in the final stages and we should get a ruling in a few months. you know, i'm not quite sure of the legal basis of it, but certainly it's keenly contested in the court. what do you think this case overall is going to mean if we look at the big picture for relation between not only china and canada, but also the whole sort of technological battle and positioning of one way versus some of its western rival? absolutely, it's way beyond just china and canada, even though that that is the focus is a remarkably in beijing today. i think they were diplomats or ambassadors from about 25 countries who gathered inside the canadian embassy in beijing for a photo to be photographed, to express their solidarity with canada as what they consider to be, you know, a

the u. s. had absolutely no evidence on or the evidence was completely mistaken and distorted. so it's not surprising that he would join forces resisting the us after an experience like that. or he may have been part of it to begin was impossible to know. we do know, though that 20 years later, there are still people at one time tomorrow who have never been charged, and yet they continue to be held in and not the cases, detainees, all of us prison thompson wrong, for example, have gone on to become high profile i believe is why all these come such breeding grounds for terrorists? well, they're really breeding grounds for us torture. and there is no excuse for the round ups detention centers, the black sites as they were called the those who were held. and it's, it's also part of us torture in afghanistan, which has created oceans and oceans of hate and biography, base biography, air force base. there was a major prison there where that held thousands of prisoners for years that creates great hatred among anyone who's ever been through a system like that or their family members.

the u. s. has also warned of further threats, possibly posed by isis in the region. and biden says, a fresh talk on campbell airport is highly likely within the next 24 to 36 hours. meanwhile, the august 31st deadlines set for the u. s. withdrawal is just 3 days away. now the isis splinter group responsible for thursday to talk to been active in eastern afghanistan and pakistan for 2015, a middle east affairs expert ali risk as questions about why when the u. s. had actually direct intelligence about the attack, it failed to stop it. what i think, regardless of whether it's tri care taken place or not, i think the speculation efforts will continue to be in jeopardy. i mean this danger of the suicide bomber going ahead and carry or carrying out an attack like the one which we saw this danger always exist. you have to remember that the suicide bomb off from what i saw and succeeded in this terrorist operation, despite the fact that the united states had intelligence. that such a scenario was like

s. had invaded afghanistan and overthrown the taliban. they escaped together a one point holding hands in the crowded airport while their lives were under constant threat. morgan, we did get area or i have no choice but to shoot you. so i take that you are your commander. it is have is that they have to deal with protect has there are some international people living in the, on the stone. so i would be concerned if everybody leaves and taliban has complete control. and then the 2 colors, the true side would be sean. the other side of the story, they're scared of us. if we were the generation that we grow up into 20 for century, we're open minded when school high school university. and we pose a like a like in direct threat to them. when i asked what hope they had the future, they told me they can't look forward only back at the people they left behind and to focus on getting them to safety. lower but mentally odyssey are a tow home. us vice president, come la harris is in singapore, in an effort to reaffirm us alliances in the pacific reg

the e u. s. had more than 100 boarded troops and pledged 37000000 euros to helpless away. and yet that usually only sees a fraction of these arrivals to deal with the crisis. bella, russian opposition leaders, atlanta, to an off guy. i was living in exile in lithuania, or just a you not to give in to local shanker what the regime is doing is blake mailing european union. this migration situation and the answer should be even stronger. you can't be blackmailed by regime. the number of migrants arriving at the board has decreased since iraq stopped it slides to barrows, but the situation remained. stands warning, shots have been hurt from the bad wish and side of that button is live for us now from part, are they on lithuania? is border with bella? rue. so how is the policy evolving to face this well, this has become very quickly and unexpectedly, and also unprepared to become a gateway into the european union, also facing a quite an unpredictable neighbor here in ballard. so this is a situation of much concern to you and is a special meeting going on at the moment between t

the u. s. had warned countries to remove the military and embassy personnel immediately. they said that the situation on the ground was deteriorating rapidly. we've now seen evidence of that, so we know that the last flight for the netherlands, poland, hungary, canada, belgium and denmark have left. they've wraps up their evacuation effort, and denmark has it. and so the dutch government did admit that it probably left some africans eligible for relocation behind. it just couldn't get them all on board. the canadian chief defense staff also said we left sooner than we wanted to. we wanted to rescue more people. we just couldn't, germany is wrapping up it's flights. by the end of the day, france will continue until friday. the u. k. has 11 flight leaving the country on thursday. whether or not this explosion will change that is going to be unfair. but obviously the situation inside the fort deteriorating rapidly, and most countries bringing forward that deadline for pulling out. indeed, and of course i says we're all waiting to see what contingency plans the us president h

the u. s. had warned countries to remove.

the u. s. confirms that targeted ice. okay. fight is planning. another attack on combo airport is evacuation of it's start to wind down. we'll have an exclusive report from the airport when taliban fighters say they're ready to move in and take control the hello, i'm mary. i'm mozy in london. you're watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program, teaching century and pockets. dawn displaced, afghans arrived on foot, hoping for a back to life. and in the united states, hearken item makes landfill south of newland strongest storm to hit the honest and hurricane katrina. ah, welcome to the program on top story this our us forces of launched a drone strike in the afghan capital combo targeting suicide bombers. they say we're planning to attack the cities airport. the u. s. had early a warned further attacks as the withdrawal of its forces from afghanistan and to the final stages of our reports that children are among 6 civilians killed. this of course follows a suicide bombing on thursday at th

the taliban is not popular in afghanistan, but to some extent, either the u. s. had to commit to being there forever. or it had to eventually do something like this. and 20 years was long enough to wait. and a lot of american voters feel that way. when you go out and talk to american voters in the next few days, they're going to be talking about vaccines and school by friday. not about this money. thanks for your time. lincoln mitchell, political analysts and scholar at columbia university, saltzman institute, who peace studies. thank you. for your time, thank you for having the books head on al jazeera. i'm in basra, be in greece, where residents of the island are coming to terms with the environmental as well as the economic impact of the worst wildfires. the country i've seen in decades. ah. when a military coup overthrew chili's marxist president, when stadiums became prisoners and the hunters sole objective was absolute control, one man publicly refused to accept dictatorship. episode for football rebels explores the life of carlos castelli, the football, wh

the e u. s. had more than 100 border troops and pledge 37000000 euros to helpless away . and yet that usually only sees a fraction of these arrivals to deal with the crisis. bella, russian opposition leaders, atlanta taken off guy, i was living in exile in lithuania, or just the you not to give in to look was shanker what the regime is doing is blake mailing european union with this migration situation. and the answer should be even stronger. you can't be blackmailed by regime. the number of migrants arriving at the board has decreased since iraq stopped at slides to barrows, but the situation remained. stands warning, shots have been hurt from the battle, which in sight steadfast and al jazeera vilios lithuania. ok, let's. so now to steven next, he's regional director for eurasia at the international republican institute. he joins us from washington, d. c. steven next. welcome to the news out. is this all about really all about mr. lucas shanker trying to point school against the e u. because of the position of sanctions and he knows he's got a weak situation there becau

s. had intercepted 5 rockets, targeted complet port or more gas davidson city. an update to us with the late this is the 2nd violent escalation within the past 24 hours. they start around, we've heard that up to 5 rockets have been launched at the airport of cobble where the united states and sub of its allies. its remaining allies are still conducting their evacuation for according to reports. from what we've heard a truck, a pickup truck with a good field launcher 5, these missiles a some distance away from cavil airport. the rockets then was shot down by put the fed system. so but i g m. the fed systems stationed at the airport of cobbled we haven't had any claims of responsibility nor no casualties that may potentially have been caused. nevertheless, that has been footage pictures showing showing fuzz budding in the ground in an area just outside the airport. perhaps they debrief from rockets as they was shot down. previously we saw us drone strike conducted just west of the airport to the residential district, just a few kilometers west of the airport. a dr

the u. s. president also says that america is on track to finish its mission. enough can a stand by the end of this month, the top us diplomatic way, but just say the different options are currently being discussed. the tall about have made clear that they have a strong interest in having a functioning airport. we and the rest of the intricate national community certainly have a strong interest in that. primarily for the purpose of making sure that anyone who wants to leave can leave pass the the 31st. and again, with regard to our own potential presence going forward after the 31st. we're looking at a number of options. let me remind you that the deadline for the american withdrawal is the 31st of august. i can very my message again to the americans to evacuate all its allies by this time because they have the capability, they have plains, they have the airport, they must evacuate all the troops, and those people who are linked to foreigners. despite the patrol being well under way, prominent

the u. s. president sees the evacuation i relies on taliban cooperation completion bargains. 31st depends upon the tale bond continuing to cooperate and allow access to the airport for those who are trans, we're transporting out no disruption to our operation. in addition, i've asked the pentagon and the state department for contingency plans to adjust the time table should that become necessary? let me remind you that the deadline for the american withdrawal is the 31st of august. i can very my message again to the americans to evacuate all its allies by this time because they have the capability, they have planes, they have the airport, they must evacuate all the troops, and those people who are linked to foreigners. despite the withdrawal being well underway, prominent us politicians and retired generals are demanding that troops should remain. but it does seem that mainstream outlets these people are being heard on or ignoring the fact that some do have vested interest in the company's prof

even the u. s. had been to keep the label of coercive diplomacy for itself. what will this stems back to? the few i knew were agreeing to let taiwan set up a representative office in the capital building. that recognition has annoyed china because it's long regarded the island, which is about a 160 kilometers east of mainland china to be a break away province under its sovereignty. in response to the move, china is expelled, lithuanian, bassett, or in beijing and recalled its own. m. boy, a professor benjamin chow in shanghai wants that the united states has a long track record of breaking its promises to allies if they are within its course fear of interest. a movie. i know they do not. who has, who high to the one to provoke china? yes, no boundary dispute with china. you cannot make benefits with china. apparently, did us trying to maximize the use of is less and less strategic partners can use to afford competition. we push by crossing day, but to night issue of china, which is the one china peaceable. if any, we would then need to completely rely on the

the u. s. had resumed operations briefly to evacuate. people hundreds have already flown out with all flights have now been suspended for the day in washington, there was an emotional exchange between an afghan journalist and the pentagon spokesman, missouri creamy, broke down a. she asked about the whereabouts of her president and questioned the future for women in her country. i'm very upset because i've got women that didn't expect that overnight all the time, but they do come from i like this is why it's like they put this luck with my president, former president jenny. people expected that by the people. nobody here to pentagon is happy about the images that we've seen coming out in the last few days. and we're all mindful of, of the kind of governance governance that the taliban is capable of. so heartfelt respect to what you're going through and we, we understand that a lot of us have spent time enough canister. and in general mentioned that everything that you're seeing in the last 4872 hours is personal for everybody here at the

this is not the same as if the u. s. had put sanctions on the taliban, lead government, right? i mean, in order to place sanctions on a taliban lead government that would need us congressional approval? correct? that's right. that's right. what, why did i share the concerns of the last speaker? but it's undoubtedly the case that the united states and, and other powers, including international agencies, will use this a lever of financial support as perhaps the only way in which they have to influence the telephone at this point. and that's why it's unlikely that they're going to open up their coffers completely the way it may very well needs in terms of people's difficulties. so i think we're just going to see this, this as, as something along with recognition, which is going to be described as well. let's see how they perform. and then we'll decide what we're going to do. chris, man, i've got to stands, economy is already fragile. it has been for a long time, it's heavily dependent on international aid. how much does this now complicate the situation for the kind of standard ec

even the u. s. had been to keep the label of coercive diplomacy for it . so what's what it stems back to that way. you're agreeing to let taiwan that represent that office in the capital of illness. recognition is annoyed shine, and because it's long regarded the island, which is about 160 kilometers east of mainland china, to be a breakaway province. and under warranty. in response, the move sean is demanded. lithuania is a master. leave fe jane. recall its own and boy from village. professor benjamin shall in shanghai was the us as a long track record of breaking its promises to allies if they are within its core sphere of interest. luthey, i know they did not. who has, who heartily one to provoke china. yes, no boundary dispute with china. you cannot make benefits with china apparently did us trying to maximize the use of is less and less strategic partners can use to afford competition. we busha by crossing the bottom 9 issue of china, which is the one china peaceable to for any we would then need to completely rely on the us and its allies for economi

and that was allowed to happen because many states in the u. s. had statutes of limitation. that said, you can only file a claim for several years after an incident happened. well, many of those states got rid of those statutes of limitations or expanded them, or that allowed a lot more people to get involved. so now this has to be approved by the people who are owed the money that is mostly the victims. and right now the insurers are saying that they don't agree with this because they think there is fraud. so a lot of things need to still be resolved. but right now the judge has said she would approve an $850000000.00. settlement some details still to be resolved. john entered a washington d. c. thank you. malaysia's former deputy prime minister is likely to lead a new government signaling a return to power for the long time ruling parting its mouth. oper jacobo has majority supported parliament and now needs to be approved by the king. he represents the united malays national organisation party, which led malaysia for 6 decades before being brought down by corruption scand

the e u. s. had more than 100 border troops and pledge 37000000 euros to helpless away . and yet that usually only sees a fraction of these arrivals to deal with the crisis. bella russian opposition lead us cut. lana, taken off guy, i was living in exile in lithuania, or just the you not to give in to look was shanker, what the regime is doing is blake mailing european union with this gratian situation. and the answer should be even strong, but you can't be blackmailed by regime. the number of migrants arriving at the board has decreased since iraq stopped at slides to barrows. but the situation remained. stands warning, shots have been hurt from the battle, which in sight steadfast and al jazeera vilios lithuania to another part of europe for 3rd day firefighters are trying to put up a wildfire that's killed. one person near the french riviera, at least 27 people have injuries, are living fitted for smoke, inhalation. thousands of locals and tourists have been forced to leave the resort area of central pe, unusually high temperatures across several mediterranean, and you

the e u. s. had more than 100 boarded troops and pledge 37000000 euros to helpless away near that usually only sees a fraction of these arrivals. to deal with the crisis, bella russian opposition latest atlanta to north sky. i was living in exile in lithuania, or just a you not to give in to local shanker what the regime is doing is mailing european union with this gratian situation. and the answer should be even stronger. you can't be blackmailed by regime. the number of migrants arriving at the board has decreased since iraq stopped it slides to barrows. but the situation we main stance warning shots have been hurt from the batter, wish and site steadfast and al jazeera vilios lithuania. for the 1st time, the u. s. is declared a water shortage at its largest reservoir, triggering mandatory cuts to some western states. lake made on the colorado river serves 40000000 people. farmers in arizona expected to see the biggest drop in supply. the region is struggling with a drought and record high temp

joe biden claims that afghans didn't have the fight and them, and that's why the u. s. had to the he said they weren't going to face a war that the people of afghan, a somewhat prepared to fight themselves essentially colon, your, you, your fellow afghans, cowards. what do you make of those claims? oh, well no. the power of an axe, again, had been shown to the words and to stand to can be coward. yes we, we, we did have some problems in the government and we did have some problems with the i call it war lord. so you know that you, how this in the past and you all know that we are, they are right now. they have given the, the country to the taliban and now they are in pakistan, india, but terminal, you know, parents in the home and their plate up again, the stand in their left up again, a friend in there. ok. so the key speaking jose from he said in texas, thank you very much indeed for joining us on the user. it's a pleasure, thanks for having me. while the return of taliban rule signals are disappointing ends to nato's 20 year mission in afghanistan, the alliance in eu

for many american troops was still pledged in, up on his arm that the u. s. had to make the strong plus the fact that they did not have anything now to offer to the farm leadership or to the upon people. they had tried all types of experiments and those experiments had not worked here this time they were the direct stakeholders. and yet, despite the month of reintegration reconstruction reforming upon society, politics, security forces, nothing is really strong enough to started got ground. meanwhile, the 1st part of british troops arrived and called on saturday to safeguard nationals and relocate former guns stuff. $600.00 soldiers are expected in total this week spring and the defense secretary warned of going on is on the brink of collapse, running with us, pull out a mistake and wallace that kind of militant, clearly have momentum across the country. and that's going to start his heading towards civil war, also predicting that the battle scarred nation will again become a weaving ground for al qaeda. well, many guns feel abandoned by the british evacuatio

the e u. s. had more than 100 border troops and pledged 37000000 euros to helpless away . and yet that usually only sees a fraction of these arrivals to deal with the crisis. bella rush and opposition latest atlanta taken off the guy i was living in exile in lithuania, or just the you not to give in to look was shanker, what regime is doing is blake malin european union, with this migration situation. and the answer should be even stronger. you can't be blackmailed by regime. the number of migrants arriving at the board has decreased since iraq stopped it slides to barrows. but the situation we main stance, warning shots have been hurt from the bad wish and site stuff. awesome. now joins us live from pub day on. so a need for the with bella. ruth, so what is the plan to do about this situation? well, the e u is obviously very concerned. this is a very new and also quite unexpected. and also, i'm prepared gateway into europe and also gateway where people are crossing bush by about a ruse at the moment president of the european parliament, david soley, is touring. the countr

the e u. s. had more than 100 board of troops and pledge 37000000 euros to helpless away. and yet that usually only sees a fraction of these arrivals to deal with the crisis. bella, russian opposition leaders, atlanta taken off guy, i was living in exile in lithuania, or just the you not to give in to look was shanker, what regime is doing is blake mailing european union with this migration situation . and the answer should be even strong, but you can't be blackmailed by regime. the number of migrants arriving at the board has decreased since iraq stopped it slides to barrows. but the situation remained. stands warning, shots have been hurt from the bad wish. in sight, steadfast and al jazeera vilios lithuania. go ahead on al jazeera as part of the us health care system, buckle under the number of carbon 19 patients. we live from louisiana, one of the day. a hello. thank you for tuning in. here's an update on grace it did re intensify into a tropical storm. so we see it after it pushed away from haiti into jamaica. but i want to take this out a few days now, so it's going

a middle east affairs expert ali risk, those questions about why when the u. s. had intelligence about the attack, it failed to prevented what i think regardless of whether the strike had taken place or not, i can be sure that this will continue to be in jeopardy. i mean this danger of a suicide bomber going ahead and carry or carrying out an attack like the one which we saw this gauge of always exist. remember that the suicide bomb off from what i saw and succeeded in this terrorist operation, despite the fact that the united states had intelligence that such a scenario was likely the other space declared this global war on terror on the opposite temper 11. and here we have the polygon coming best itala, and we have the highest scale terrorist activity in the country. and i think that this goes to show that the united states global war on terror, embryo has failed. chaos near cobble airport shows no signs overlapping its video. you can see people running for cover with gun shots are fired off because the f as in problem. what with scott days left until the end o

the u. s. had already done this, they had already targeted specific locations that they knew of that were strong holds for ice this case because their goal they said was to wipe out and basically kill off the entire existence of ices k before leaving the country. but that didn't work, obviously, obviously it was a failure again of their inability to be able to stamp out an enemy in afghanistan . so it didn't work the 1st time. so, so targeting the couple of spots and, you know, using drop strikes and tackle slots will not in isis k, and this is, again where i, so many people are frustrated with what's happening right now. the president uses to acknowledge any wrong decision here. why in the world have you know, that you waited? i know this is the question that journalist need the answer to. why did you not evacuate all you are, you know, translators, all of your help as well as all the americans. you were there before removing the military. it was a completely backwards and flawed strategy. but

so quickly after the u. s. had pulled out the majority of the forces. i think the other concern is about civilians caught up in all of this the death toll, the displacement, and the fact the taliban in recent days said they're going to start a new campaign here and cobble targeting key members of the government, raising the prospect of more bombs in the capital city. thank you. james bass in couple onto the news. and china has condemned a us all for a temporary refuge for people from hong kong president jo buttons. anyone from hong kong residing in the us will be allowed to stay for another 18 months in response to what he called beijing's ongoing crackdown on freedoms. we'll have more details about the us announcement with rosalyn jordan in a moment. start that with adrian brown in hong kong. more on china's reactions. while this decision by president biden, will effect tens of thousands of hong kong people now living in the united states. so now be allowed to remain there for 18 more months. what's not clear is what will happen at the end of that peri

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the u. s. had said earlier this month that more than 244000 people have been internally displaced in just 3 months along its partners. that providing temporary accommodation along with basic health services ready to use to patrick food for all the children who are hungry and have made this journey with hungry stomachs and units of also providing a psychosocial support to the children who have seen devastation and impact of war . there are also child friendly spaces here where children are coming and spending time. former africa and leaders who said to pakistan of held a press conference urging the taliban to form an inclusive government come on, had a report from his mom about several of our leaders came to progress on that day. i should have run a flight car, but they of course have been holding negotiations rid of august on the military and the government and her dad a press conference to emphasize the fact that there was a priority to ensure that they didn't know bloodshed and that they were

but i do cause questions about why when the u. s. had intelligence about the attack, it failed to prevent what i think regardless of whether the strike had taken place or not. i think the becky wish it will continue to be in jeopardy. i mean this danger of the suicide bomber going ahead and carry or carrying out an attack like the one which we saw this danger always exist. you have to remember that the suicide block from high. so what i saw and succeeded in this terrorist operation, despite the fact that the united states had intelligence that such a scenario was likely the hardest place declared this global war on terror. on september 11th. and here we have the coming basket tower, and we have the highest scaled terrorist activity in the country. and i think that this goes to show that the united states global war on terror embrace has failed. western countries on ton of bond officials had given warning a severe terror attack was imminent. many people desperate to free the country appeared to be either unaware, unafraid, over conseq