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Urarrada Taalibaan iyo ISIS ayaa labaduba ah laba kooxood oo Suniyiin xagjir Islaami ah, waxaana ay doonayaan inay dhisaan dalal lagu dhaqo shareecada Islaamka oo cad, waxaana ay diyaar u yihiin inay si cunfi ah ujeedkoodaas ku meel mariyaan.
Ο πρώην αντιπρόεδρος και πρώην επικεφαλής της υπηρεσίας πληροφοριών του Αφγανιστάν υπόσχεται ότι δεν θα παραδοθεί
That night and not unpatriotic to run and flee because everyone is responsibility that it has a responsibility that it has a responsibility to look after their family. this is where history will decide what afghanistan will become. thank you very much. i'm joined now by viktor urosevic, medical co—ordinator at emergency hospital in lashkar gah. give us a picture of what is happening there because there was heavy fighting there.— heavy fighting there. hello, everyone- _ heavy fighting there. hello, everyone. yes, _ heavy fighting there. hello, everyone. yes, basically i heavy fighting there...
My n colleagues and i walked in kabul right after the northern alliance which was back booed i the u.s. had basically toppled the taliban after months and months of heavy fighting. what i found then was a country that was completely traumatized by years of taliban rule. the situation of the women who of course couldn't go to school. i went into maternity hospitals where i found women chained to the beds. >> huh. >> children who were absolutely scavenging for food. one is wondering, after all of theseon decades of aid and assistance that has gone into afghanistan, how quickly the taliban will b...
And was planning to try to protect the areas and the capitals. but they actually sent in reinforcements, including the very capable commandoes and special operators. they were sent into some of the provinces ate like kandahar city down in the south, herat in the west, and they still were not able to fend off the taliban offensive. in some cases it was because the afghan military was just overrun, the commandoes were just exhausted. they were worn down after weeks and months of heavy fighting. and they just were able to stop it. i think that the case going forward, once we get the smoke cleared...