Impassive, not reacting very much at all, occasionally taking his glasses off, occasionally making notes, very poised, like the actor, of course, the very successful actor he is. he did say through his barrister that he was baffled and deeply hurt by the claims of this particular witness, and, as you said, he denies all the charges. the time is 1:17. our top story this afternoon. israel carries out a major attack injenin, in the occupied west bank, saying its target is a terrorist stronghold palestinians say innocent people are being bombed. and coming up, a row of mid century shops recreated to give people a taste of the past. coming up on bbc news. five brits in action on the first day at wimbledon. harriet dart kicks off proceedings as she takes on france s diane parry for a place in round two.
Pivot to another coppic if you don t mind. yesterday military leaders completed 90% of its drawl from afghanistan. we are seeing the taliban is quickly taking american weapons that were in the hands of the afghan military. what do you make of these startling developments, how fast things are moving? should the u.s. consider its withdrawal? i recognize this withdrawal is what the public wants. a war-weary public. and it s the reason why this withdrawal was initiated under the trump administration and is currently being carried out by the biden administration. what i am concerned about is the taliban will be able to overtake afghan government and re-establish a terrorist stronghold for which they can attack americans. i m also concerned about the
They left. the battle for the last bit of territory held by is a tough one. the militia has lost nearly all the land it held was around five thousand fighters are putting up fierce resistance their leader abu bakr al baghdadi is thought to be among them. dozens of members of the s.t. s have been killed in recent weeks last despite as support from the united states and other allies. they ve put booby traps and mines everywhere we were advancing but slowly and we have to take care to avoid civilian casualties. this is what s left by the fighting the streets of hygiene the former terrorist stronghold most of the people who live here have fled. the mainly kurdish s.d.f.
Then they left. the battle for the last bit of territory held by ass is a tough one. the militia has lost nearly all the land it held was around five thousand fighters are putting up fierce resistance their leader abu bakr al baghdadi is thought to be among them. dozens of members of the s.t. s have been killed in recent weeks and that s despite our support from the united states and other allies. they ve put booby traps and mines everywhere we were advancing but slowly and we have to take care to avoid civilian casualties. this is what s left by the fighting the streets of hygiene the former terrorist stronghold most of the people who live here have fled. the mainly kurdish s.d.f.
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