story? i in safety in the uk? what was your sto ? .,, in safety in the uk? what was your sto ? ., ., story? i came in about 13 years ago because i story? i came in about 13 years ago because i lost story? i came in about 13 years ago because i lost some story? i came in about 13 years ago because i lost some loved - story? i came in about 13 years ago because i lost some loved ones, i because i lost some loved ones, and i had to travel across half the world to get to the uk. that s a long story, and there are millions like me who are third or fourth generation afghan he is from this a0 plus year war. so i came here now, i was hoping to go back and see my loved ones, my mum who i haven t seenin loved ones, my mum who i haven t seen in last 15 years. i was very keen to somehow go and travel, but sadly that doesn t seem to be possible anytime soon. but i hope things get settled down and people are given their freedom and opportunities, to exercise their powers as individuals. [30 oppor
$2.26 trillion is what the us bank in afghanistan. you said that you would not have implemented this evacuation. what would you have done? what would be the alternative? your number of $2.26 trillion is not even remotely close to what the actual figure was. even remotely close to what the actualfigure was. i even remotely close to what the actual figure was. even remotely close to what the actual figure was. i got that figure from brown actual figure was. i got that figure from brown university actual figure was. i got that figure from brown university but - actual figure was. i got that figure from brown university but if- actual figure was. i got that figure from brown university but if you l from brown university but if you know that frankly would like to know. i know that frankly would like to know. ~ ., know that frankly would like to know. ~ ., . , know that frankly would like to know. ~ ., ., , know. i know that they care, it includes interest know. i know that they care
on the second full day of taliban rule. militants are out in force, manning checkpoints across the city. the bbc ss chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, reports. the republic has fallen, its leaders fled. taliban rule is returning. day by day, its fighters more visible on the streets of kabul, patrolling with us military vehicles left behind or lost by government forces. taking on tasks to show they are in charge now, and showing the new face of afghanistan to the world. today the first press conference by a man who s long been a mystery, taliban spokesman zabiola mujahit, showing his face in public for the first time making their message clear. translation: there is death in war, i we didn t kill for revenge, itjust. happened because it was a war
be held by the un human rights council to discuss their situation in afghanistan at the request of pakistan. we will have more on that as the details and who also will be taking part impact. we understand expense appointed by merely 90 countries. it s been for tag by merely 90 countries. around the world, the dizzying speed with which the taliban have retaken afghanistan is being blamed on presidentjoe biden s decision to withdaw us troops so quickly. last night, the president defended his policy, arguing that he didn t want any more americans to die in a war that afghan forces themselves were not willing to fight. 0ur north america editor, jon sopel, is in washington. the speech last night said echoing harry truman that the buck stops here except it should have been that the buck would stop here if i had done anything wrong but i have not and he blamed the afghan military and he blamed afghan politicians and he blamed donald trump for all that has gone wrong in the past.
be lost? why will there be a section of the population who will find ways of the population who will find ways of building a better afghanistan in years to come? i do not know. we cannot answer that. that will be the only hope. cannot answer that. that will be the onl ho e. ., . cannot answer that. that will be the onl hoe. ., . ., cannot answer that. that will be the onl hoe. ., . ., , only hope. how difficult or easy is it to gather only hope. how difficult or easy is it to gather intelligence only hope. how difficult or easy is it to gather intelligence in - only hope. how difficult or easy is it to gather intelligence in that. it to gather intelligence in that particular part of the region and the threat with afghanistan is that it will once again become a safe haven for terrorism. what sort of backflip does that put us on? i myself i m less worried about afghanistan terrorism because the taliban went through the lesson in 2001 of allowing al-qaeda to attack america from th