not have american forces on ground. fourth, we continue our diplomacy with allies and partners. we had a statement joined by more than 100 countries and a united nations security council resolution setting out the international expectations of a taliban-led government. we expect the taliban to ensure freedom of travel, to make good on its counter-terrorism commitments and to uphold the basic rights of the afghan people including women, girls, minorities, to name a broadly representative permanent government, to force swear reprisals. the legitimacy and support that it seeks from the international community will depend entirely on its conduct. we've organized contact groups of key countries to ensure that the international community continues to speak and act together on afghanistan and to leverage our combined influence. last week i led a meeting of 22 countries plus nato and eu and