professional investigations for many years and none of the attacks that have taken place these kind of terrorist attacks with one or two suicide bombers willing to die have obviously gone unattended, and that s a problem. the taliban insist that they can handle the threat from isis but they do so without any real international support. can they cope with the threat hanging over their heads? well, there is support from almost the entire international community, including countries in the region, who also fear isis or is kp, as it s called in the region. the americans apparently have offered some type of assistance recently in the meetings that they have the taliban. the taliban prefer, at this stage, not to work with anybody else. they feel that they have enough experience of dealing with is kp since 2015, when it first emerged in afghanistan. so it remains to be seen but at some point, if we know
who exactly did this of course, is kp being the main culprit or, you know, as they claim so it s a very convoluted, complex environment where you could have any kind of supporter, internal or external, who could engage in such attacks, then somebody else will pretend to have done it or use somebody s else s brand. so i think this is why an investigation and maybe the international community can help and kabul will agree is absolutely crucial. 0mar samad from the atlantic council. you are watching bbc news. the headlines: british police say the murder of a member of parliament has been declared an act of terrorism. sir david amess was stabbed to death while meeting his
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