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Will be riven with division, because they will be wondering who will be in charge if they win. so i think it is quite difficult to predict any of that. do is quite difficult to predict any of that. , ., ~' is quite difficult to predict any of that. ,, ~ ,., u, that. do you think the political office in doha _ that. do you think the political office in doha is _ that. do you think the political office in doha is redundant? . that. do you think the political l office in doha is redundant? no, that. do you think the political. office in doha is redundant? no, i don't, but — office in doha is re...

Footprint here. but it makes morale even worse than it already is. and when it comes to the negotiations going on in doha right now, or the attempts to get both parties at the table, it dramatically decreases the leverage the u.s. has. the taliban understands, there's nothing that will stop the u.s. from fully carrying out this withdrawal within the next few weeks. as long as they believe that they can win, there's much less incentive for them to sit down at the negotiating table, make compromises and concessions, and try to come up with some form of power sharing agreement. >> i'm so worried ...

How fast the taliban would advance. now we can expect them press on. how quickly is anyone's guess. >> there have been words and more words at the u.n., in doha, calling on the taliban to stop fighting and killing. the taliban agreeing to things they never carried outs. the battlefield would suggest the taliban isn't interested in words. it seems clear they never planned to share power or hold back militarily. what is the answer to stop this onward march and what could be a pre 9/11 country again. >> never committed to stopping the war against the afghan government. it was a truce between the ...

Afghan pilots while off duty in a very methodical manner to make sure there is no air power on the side of the government. so if anybody wants the taliban to not take over afghanistan by force, they have to abandon the so—called peace process and actually get round to supporting the afghan military. a couple of points you made there — the taliban are not a small fighting force and that they struggle to cope without international — the afghan government forces struggle to cope without international support. can they hold back the taliban? i think that the afghan people will not accept the...

Will not accept the taliban easily. there will be resistance. what we are headed towards is civil war. the assumption that the taliban, just by being invited to the ritz—carlton in doha, will agree to ending war has proven wrong. if i was one of the negotiators of that agreement, i would by now have resigned out of shame. but i think that the afghan people will eventually resist. the taliban are not going to have it as easy as they seem to be having right now. even if they establish control in parts of the country, the people will definitely resist them over the long term. so what we will ha...